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December 6, 2025

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India cuts airline fares as IndiGo crisis leaves hundreds stranded for fifth day

Passengers wait outside the IndiGo Airlines ticketing counter at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, after several IndiGo Airlines flights were cancelled, in Mumbai, India, December 6, 2025. — Reuters IndiGo is facing the biggest crisis in its 20-year history Some crisis-hit airline operations are being normalized. IndiGo hopes to be in better shape around December 15. India slashed airline fares on Saturday as hundreds of passengers gathered outside Bangalore and Mumbai airports after 385 IndiGo flights were canceled on the fifth day of a crisis that has hit the country’s biggest airline. Air travel across India was in turmoil this

January 23, 2025

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US blocks refugee resettlement, leaving Afghans stranded

Listen to the article More than 1,600 Afghan refugees eligible for resettlement in the United States are now at risk following President Donald Trump’s executive order indefinitely suspending the refugee admissions program. The movement, titled Alignment of the United States Refugee Admissions Programwas signed Monday night, sparking panic among Afghan refugees, including children awaiting reunification with family members in the US. The suspension is set to take effect on January 27, halting ongoing resettlement proceedings and barring new applications. Shawn VanDiver, founder of the advocacy group AfghanEvac, criticized the decision, saying: “We cannot afford to leave these people behind. Their

June 29, 2024

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NASA denies claims of astronauts stranded in space

An image of the International Space Station, — Reuters/File In an attempt to salvage his position after weeks of negative headlines, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) commercial crew program director has claimed that the Boeing Starliner astronauts are “not stranded” on the International Space Station. After years of delays, Boeing’s Starliner capsule carrying astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams lifted off from the Cape Canaveral Space Station in Florida on June 5. AFP mentionted. Starliner was originally scheduled to return from the ISS on June 14, but it was postponed to June 26. However, now the return is

April 25, 2024

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More than 100 pilot whales became stranded in Western Australia

SYDNEY: Marine wildlife experts were frantically trying to rescue about 140 pilot whales stranded Thursday in the shallow waters of an estuary in the southwestern state of Western Australia. The whales have been stranded in Toby Inlet in Geographe Bay, Western Australia’s Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions said. The site is located near the town of Dunsborough in an area popular with tourists and approximately 236 km (146 mi) south of the state capital Perth. “We understand there are four pods of up to 160 pilot whales in total spread over approximately 500 metres. Sadly, 26 beached whales have

April 4, 2024

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Helicopter rescues miners in Taiwan, stranded hotel guests safe

HUALIEN, TAIWAN: A helicopter on Thursday swept up six people trapped in a mining area after Taiwan’s worst earthquake in 25 years, and rescue partners reached the 400 people airlifted to a hotel in a mountainous national park and confirmed everyone was safe. Hundreds of aftershocks rocked Taiwan’s eastern region, sending many to seek shelter outdoors, as the death toll from Wednesday’s 7.2-magnitude earthquake rose to 10, with 1,099 injured, authorities said. A helicopter carried six miners trapped on a cliff to safety in a dramatic rescue after the earthquake cut off roads in the high mountains of Hualien, according

January 16, 2024

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About 1,000 tourists were stranded in China’s Xinjiang after avalanches

About 1,000 tourists remain stranded in a remote resort village after avalanches hit China’s northwestern Xinjiang region with meters of snow and unsettled weather preventing evacuation, state television reported on Tuesday. Road access to the village of Hemu, a picturesque destination near the borders of Kazakhstan, Russia and Mongolia where tourists had been stranded, has been cut off by avalanches for several days. The village is in Xinjiang’s Altai province, where continuous snowfall in some areas has lasted 10 days, it said. Heavy snowfall caused dozens of avalanches along large stretches of highways in the Altay Mountains leading to the

December 19, 2023

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Hundreds of people were stranded as parts of Tamil Nadu were flooded after heavy rain

CHENNAI: Heavy rain has paralyzed several areas of India’s southern state of Tamil Nadu, flooding roads, affecting rail services and leaving authorities scrambling to rescue those stranded. The deluge came as the state was still recovering from damage caused by Cyclone Michaung, which hit the coast this month, killing at least 13 people. Tamil Nadu received nearly 50mm of rain between Sunday and Monday, compared with the 2.5mm that would be normal for this time of year, the meteorological department said, and more rain is expected on Tuesday. Local media reported that at least five people died in the rain-related

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