Rescheduling travel is advised by the Indian Embassy in Dubai following historic rains, and Air India cancels flights

Rescheduling non-essential travel until operations restart following the country’s record-breaking rainfall has been advised by the Indian embassy in the United Arab Emirates for inbound Indian passengers arriving at or passing through Dubai International Airport.

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“As soon as operations resume, we will put impacted passengers back on planes in an effort to get them on their way. Customers who have tickets valid for travel through April 21, 2024, and are booked on our flights, will receive full reimbursements for cancellations and a one-time waiver on rescheduling, the airline announced.

According to the advisory, passengers may arrive at the airport “only after” receiving final confirmation from the individual airlines regarding the departure date and time of flights, even though UAE authorities were working nonstop to guarantee the return of operations. This was stated by the Indian mission. As to the alert, Dubai International Airport has temporarily restricted the number of inbound flights due to the inconvenience caused by the exceptional weather conditions in the UAE earlier this week.

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The world’s busiest airport for international travel, Dubai International Airport, aimed to resume regular operations in less than a day. The message read, “Inbound Indian passengers arriving at or passing through Dubai International Airport are advised to reschedule non-essential travel until operations normalize.” In order to provide support to Indian citizens arriving at Dubai International Airport, the Consulate General of India in Dubai has established emergency hotlines that are operational as of April 17.

Woman in MP’s Guna Was “raped & tortured” for a month by her neighbor; wounds covered in chilli powder and sealed with glue

In a startling incident from Guna, Madhya Pradesh, a neighbor is said to have raped and tortured a woman for a month. According to reports, the accused forced her to marry him and give him ownership of her parents’ assets.

The woman, 23, who lived with her mother, was allegedly restrained, subjected to sexual assault, belt-whipped, and water-pipe-beaten, according to the police.

In order to stop the accused from screaming, it is also alleged that she sealed her lips with glue and applied chili powder to her wounds.

The Times of India reports that the victim told the police that one month ago, the accused took her against her will to his home and locked her in a room without giving her any way to leave or communicate.

She was tormented once more on Tuesday night, but she found a way out of the house and made it five kilometers through the night to the Cantonment police station by morning.

Her condition horrified the police when they arrived at the station. She had obvious bruises all over her body, her eyes were swollen, and her lips were glue-sealed shut.

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The victim is stable after being hospitalized, according to police officer Dileep Rajoriya, who provided an update on her condition to Hindustan Times. He added that the woman’s mother was not present at the time of the assault because she was in Shivpuri.

According to the police, on Wednesday night, the accused was apprehended while supplying alcohol illegally. In addition to being charged with excise law, he has been booked under sections 376 (rape), 294 (obscene language), and 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) of the Indian Penal Code. Further charges may be brought against him following an investigation.

Kerala Woman Among 17-Member Indian Crew on Seized Ship Returns Home

The Ministry of external affairs announced on Thursday that one of the 17 Indian crew members on a cargo ship with ties to Israel that Iran had captured has returned home. The woman was among them. According to a statement from the ministry, Antessa Joseph, an Indian deck cadet from Thrissur, touched down at the Cochin International Airport without incident on Thursday afternoon.

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The Indian Mission in Tehran is still investigating the situation and maintaining contact with the 16 Indian crew members who are still on board the container ship. It stated that the crew members are in good health and stay in touch with their relatives back in India.