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Mid-Air Scare For 300 Tourists As Technical Issue Halts Gulmarg Gondola
The cable car service, popularly known as Gondola, came to a sudden halt due to a technical fault, trapping tourists inside multiple cabins for a brief period and causing panic among visitors.
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No Selfies, Feeding: Karnataka's New Elephant Camp Rules After Tourist Death
Karnataka Environment Minister said that while captive elephants are trained, their actions cannot always be anticipated, making strict visitor safety protocols essential.
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Indigo Crew Member Denies Diabetic Passenger Washroom Access Before Landing, Airline Responds
"As per standard safety protocols, once the seatbelt signs are on...passengers are required to remain seated with their seatbelts fastened, and crew actions are guided accordingly," IndiGo responded to the complaint going viral on X.
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Uplifting India's Nursing Workforce Through Readiness Beyond Expansion In Numbers
As healthcare systems advance, nursing is transforming into a complex operational function that calls for greater recognition, training, and structural support.
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Hantavirus Exposure: Dutch Hospital Quarantines 12 Healthcare Workers As Precaution
The Hague, May 12 (IANS) Radboud University Medical Center (Radboudumc) in the Netherlands has placed 12 employees in quarantine for six weeks as a precaution after incorrect procedures were followed while caring for a patient infected with hantaviru
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Hantavirus Detected In 1 Spanish Evacuee From MV Hondius In Tenerife
Madrid, May 12 (IANS) One of the 14 Spanish evacuees from the hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius on Sunday has tested preliminarily positive for the virus, Spanish Health Minister Monica Garcia has said.
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WHO Recommends Isolation For Confirmed Hantavirus Cases: Safety Measures For Passengers And Crew Explained
Dr Tedros has mentioned that, given the incubation period for the Andes virus, which is 6 weeks, it's possible that more cases may be reported. "While this is a serious incident, WHO assesses the public health risk as low."
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On The Hantavirus-Struck Cruise, A Ticket Costs Up To Rs 25 Lakh
With a capacity for about 170 passengers, MV Hondius is specifically built for navigating ice-filled polar waters and is designed to offer close encounters with remote landscapes and wildlife.
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Should Power Banks Be Banned On Flights? IndiGo Fire Incident Sparks Debate
"Passengers have extremely limited awareness of the power source of the devices they bring on planes or the risk they can pose if not handled properly," an expert noted.
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Centre Revises Fire Safety Rules For Healthcare Facilities, Patient Safety Priority
The National Guidelines on Fire and Life Safety in Healthcare Facilities (2026) mark a significant upgrade in fire safety preparedness across hospitals.
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Icelandair Pilot Took A Mid-Air Trip Over His Childhood Home. He Is Now In Trouble
The airline said it is reviewing the alleged deviation from standard procedures during the pilot's final scheduled flight.
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Cicada COVID Variant BA. 3.2: Why Children Are 5 Times More Likely To Get Infected And Tips To Safeguard Them
The new cicada COVID variant BA.3.2 can infect children 5 times more than the Omicron variant. This is why you need to get your children a booster dose and follow the established protocol to safeguard them.
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Bengali Actor Rahul Banerjee Dies By Drowning, Police Say No Permission Taken For Shooting
"An unnatural death case has been registered," confirmed Police
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Why Cabin Crew Places Their Hands Under Their Thighs During Flight Takeoff And Landing
Ever wondered why flight attendants adopt a specific seated posture during take-off and landing? Read on to find out!
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Uber Begins Autonomous Taxi's in Abu Dhabi - We Took a Ride With Sachin Kansal, CPO at Uber
NDTV Auto experienced Uber's Autonomous ride sharing firsthand and spoke to Sachin Kansal, Uber's Chief Product Officer, about how the selfdriving system works, the safety protocols behind Level 4 autonomy, and the company's vision for deploying autonomous mobility in developing markets.
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Mid-Air Scare For 300 Tourists As Technical Issue Halts Gulmarg Gondola
The cable car service, popularly known as Gondola, came to a sudden halt due to a technical fault, trapping tourists inside multiple cabins for a brief period and causing panic among visitors.
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No Selfies, Feeding: Karnataka's New Elephant Camp Rules After Tourist Death
Karnataka Environment Minister said that while captive elephants are trained, their actions cannot always be anticipated, making strict visitor safety protocols essential.
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Indigo Crew Member Denies Diabetic Passenger Washroom Access Before Landing, Airline Responds
"As per standard safety protocols, once the seatbelt signs are on...passengers are required to remain seated with their seatbelts fastened, and crew actions are guided accordingly," IndiGo responded to the complaint going viral on X.
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Uplifting India's Nursing Workforce Through Readiness Beyond Expansion In Numbers
As healthcare systems advance, nursing is transforming into a complex operational function that calls for greater recognition, training, and structural support.
-
Hantavirus Exposure: Dutch Hospital Quarantines 12 Healthcare Workers As Precaution
The Hague, May 12 (IANS) Radboud University Medical Center (Radboudumc) in the Netherlands has placed 12 employees in quarantine for six weeks as a precaution after incorrect procedures were followed while caring for a patient infected with hantaviru
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Hantavirus Detected In 1 Spanish Evacuee From MV Hondius In Tenerife
Madrid, May 12 (IANS) One of the 14 Spanish evacuees from the hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius on Sunday has tested preliminarily positive for the virus, Spanish Health Minister Monica Garcia has said.
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WHO Recommends Isolation For Confirmed Hantavirus Cases: Safety Measures For Passengers And Crew Explained
Dr Tedros has mentioned that, given the incubation period for the Andes virus, which is 6 weeks, it's possible that more cases may be reported. "While this is a serious incident, WHO assesses the public health risk as low."
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On The Hantavirus-Struck Cruise, A Ticket Costs Up To Rs 25 Lakh
With a capacity for about 170 passengers, MV Hondius is specifically built for navigating ice-filled polar waters and is designed to offer close encounters with remote landscapes and wildlife.
-
Should Power Banks Be Banned On Flights? IndiGo Fire Incident Sparks Debate
"Passengers have extremely limited awareness of the power source of the devices they bring on planes or the risk they can pose if not handled properly," an expert noted.
-
Centre Revises Fire Safety Rules For Healthcare Facilities, Patient Safety Priority
The National Guidelines on Fire and Life Safety in Healthcare Facilities (2026) mark a significant upgrade in fire safety preparedness across hospitals.
-
Icelandair Pilot Took A Mid-Air Trip Over His Childhood Home. He Is Now In Trouble
The airline said it is reviewing the alleged deviation from standard procedures during the pilot's final scheduled flight.
-
Cicada COVID Variant BA. 3.2: Why Children Are 5 Times More Likely To Get Infected And Tips To Safeguard Them
The new cicada COVID variant BA.3.2 can infect children 5 times more than the Omicron variant. This is why you need to get your children a booster dose and follow the established protocol to safeguard them.
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Bengali Actor Rahul Banerjee Dies By Drowning, Police Say No Permission Taken For Shooting
"An unnatural death case has been registered," confirmed Police
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Why Cabin Crew Places Their Hands Under Their Thighs During Flight Takeoff And Landing
Ever wondered why flight attendants adopt a specific seated posture during take-off and landing? Read on to find out!
-
Uber Begins Autonomous Taxi's in Abu Dhabi - We Took a Ride With Sachin Kansal, CPO at Uber
NDTV Auto experienced Uber's Autonomous ride sharing firsthand and spoke to Sachin Kansal, Uber's Chief Product Officer, about how the selfdriving system works, the safety protocols behind Level 4 autonomy, and the company's vision for deploying autonomous mobility in developing markets.
