Emergency

A fire broke out in a generator in RT Nagar, Bengaluru, engulfing a building's lower floor. The fire department rushed to the scene, suspecting people trapped upstairs. Three individuals were rescued by RT Nagar police. Originating from Miracle Drinks Ayurvedic Office, the flames intensified, necessitating the deployment of five water tankers. Ten more individuals are feared trapped, complicating rescue efforts.

Emergency responders successfully rescued 2-year-old Satwik Mujagan from a tubewell in Lachyana village, Vijayapur district, after an 18-hour operation involving the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) teams. Satwik, who fell into the well on Wednesday evening, received immediate medical attention and was taken to Indi Taluk Hospital. 

The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team or CERT-In has issued a high severity warning for users of Apple products in India. The agency has found multiple vulnerabilities that could allow hackers to access information on a user’s device.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted the inaugural test run of a 3.5 km long emergency landing strip on the Jammu-Srinagar national highway in Bijbehara, Anantnag. This marked the first Emergency Landing Facility (ELF) drill in Jammu and Kashmir, involving five helicopters including the newly introduced US-manufactured Chinook.

US President Joe Biden's light-hearted comment about Boeing's safety amid recent incidents has showcased growing concerns about aircraft reliability. With a series of troubling events including door malfunctions and emergency landings, stakeholders are closely watching Boeing's response to safety challenges in the aviation sector.

Bridges like the one in Baltimore fall under the federal government's classification of "fracture critical," which means that if a specific portion of the bridge fails, it can lead to the collapse of the entire structure.

The statement further addressed Sadhguru's ordeal, indicating multiple brain bleedings preceding his hospitalization, ultimately culminating in the emergency surgery led by Dr. Vinit Suri at the Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals.

Cargo ship 'Dali' averted catastrophe at Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore with mayday call; Indian crew hailed heroes, as President Biden pledges federal aid and reassures no indication of terrorism.

Stunning aerial footages captured in the daylight on Tuesday morning unveiled the sheer magnitude of devastation inflicted upon Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge in the Patapsco River, following a catastrophic collision with a towering container ship.

As the authorities scramble to assess the casualties and determine the exact cause behind the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, shipping experts weigh in on the potential reasons behind the disaster and its ramifications on maritime trade.

In the aftermath of the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, United States, on Tuesday, authorities have dismissed any suggestion of terrorism or deliberate intent.

As many as 20 construction workers are believed to have fallen into the Patapsco River following the Francis Scott Key bridge collapse and the situation is likely to change as more details emerge.

In the early hours of Tuesday morning, chaos unfolded as a large vessel collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, resulting in a section of the bridge collapsing and multiple vehicles plunging into the water below.

A devastating magnitude 6.9 earthquake rocks Papua New Guinea, claiming at least five lives and leaving a trail of destruction with 1,000 homes destroyed. Prime Minister James Marape's swift approval of a US$130 million emergency funding package has adhered to the urgent need for support.

A forest fire near Dattapeeth, Chikkamagaluru, sparked during the Uroos celebration, possibly due to the scorching sun. It swiftly spread, engulfing the hill and causing extensive damage. Residents struggled to contain it, and authorities are now working to prevent further harm to the fragile ecosystem.