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On Wednesday afternoon, Manchester Airport's Terminal 2 faced a notable disturbance due to police intervention related to a welfare matter. With the forecourts temporarily shut, passengers were rerouted to JetParks 1 for drop-offs, with shuttle buses operating to assist. Thankfully, despite the police presence and some traffic complications, all flights continued as scheduled.

A dramatic scene unfolded in Udyog Nagar, Delhi, as a severe fire erupted late Wednesday at a shoe-making facility. Three individuals found themselves trapped, but thanks to the rapid response of firefighters, they were saved and treated for smoke inhalation at Sanjay Gandhi Hospital. The fire started on the first floor, quickly spreading to machinery and stored inventory.

No Casualties As SFES Evacuates Residents

Western Railway has successfully cleared nearly all hutments at Garib Nagar, near Bandra station, demolishing around 500 structures. This extensive operation, involving over 1,200 personnel, has freed up significant land. Remaining structures are being dismantled as per court orders, with upper floors removed manually. Rehabilitation for some hutments is being considered for future development.

Blaze Started In Basement Meter Room, Climbed Through Cables & Wooden Panelling

The cleared 5,200 sq metres area will not just help capacity augmentation and passenger amenities, but it will also streamline passenger movement. Railways plan to create designated pedestrian and public transport spaces, and organise pick-up and drop-off zones for autos, taxis and BEST buses to ensure safer entry and exit round the clock.

Six people were killed and at least 10 injured when a five-storey commercial building in south Delhi's Saidulajab "pancake-collapsed" Saturday evening. The deceased, including a mess owner, three engineers, and two doctors, were dining in a neighbouring canteen. A 20-hour rescue operation concluded Sunday afternoon, and police have filed charges against the absconding building owner and contractors.

A five-storey building near Delhi's Saket Metro station collapsed on Saturday evening, following a loud sound residents described as a "generator blast." The building, housing a coaching institute and undergoing construction, triggered a large-scale rescue operation as officials suspect students and workers may be trapped. The collapse flattened the structure, scattering debris across the site.

No casualties reported; short-circuit likely led to the fire, say officials

Rural Police Get Vehicle Permits, Driving Licences Suspended For Illegal Transport Of Cattle