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    Technical study of Delhi airport's T1 likely to be completed in 1 month: Official

    Efforts are ongoing to evaluate Terminal 1 operations post-canopy collapse, focusing on long-term policies to prevent future incidents and minimize business losses while enhancing safety measures.

    Vasant Vihar wall collapse: 3 bodies found, toll in rain-related incidents in Delhi rises to 8

    In Vasant Vihar, Delhi, heavy rains triggered the collapse of an under-construction wall on Friday, claiming the lives of three labourers. The victims, including Santosh Kumar Yadav (19) and Santosh (38), were identified from the rubble, while one remains unidentified. The Delhi Fire Services, aided by cranes and pumping equipment, recovered the bodies amidst ongoing rain-related tragedies that have now claimed eight lives in the city. Rescue efforts involving NDRF, Delhi Disaster Management, and civic teams are underway to ensure no one else remains trapped.

    Delhi Airport Terminal roof collapse: All operations from T1 suspended till further notice

    Delhi International Airport Limited suspended operations from Terminal 1 due to a roof collapse, resulting in one death and eight injuries. Heavy rainfall caused the incident. Support beams and cars were damaged. The airport has announced compensation for the deceased and injured families.

    Delhi Airport roof collapse: No loud noise, chaos when iron rods fell on cars, says eyewitnesses at Delhi airport

    Delhi airport roof collapse: The roof collapse incident at Delhi airport's Terminal-1 led to injuries and one fatality, prompting swift rescue operations and the evacuation of affected individuals. Civil Aviation Minister Naidu supervised the response, ensuring passenger safety, while DCP Rangnani coordinated the investigative efforts at the site.

    Chaos at Delhi Airport: Flights & metro shuttle suspended. Here is all you should know

    Delhi Airport Roof Collapse: A roof collapse at Terminal 1 of Delhi Airport on Friday resulted in one death and five injuries. The incident, caused by heavy rains in the Delhi-NCR region, also damaged several cars. Flights to and from Terminal 1 have been cancelled, and alternate arrangements are being made. The Aerocity Metro shuttle service to Terminal 1 has been suspended. Heavy rains caused waterlogging and traffic jams across the city, with major roads like Outer Ring Road, ITO, and Dhaula Kuan affected.

    Delhi-NCR rain: Heavy rains in the capital city, roads flooded, Delhi metro updates

    Before the monsoon declaration, Delhi-NCR faced heavy rain. The Safdarjung Observatory recorded 154 mm of rain. A roof collapse at Terminal 1 led to a temperature drop to 35.4 °C, disrupting flight departures.

    • 'Delhi feels like Venice, boat on road': Few hours of rain brings the capital to knees. Residents share videos of flooded areas

      Delhi-NCR experienced heavy rainfall for the second day, offering relief from intense heat but causing significant waterlogging. The IMD predicts more showers. Residents shared concerns over flooded streets on social media. The Safdarjung Observatory recorded 154 mm rainfall, cooling temperatures after nine heatwave days in June. Monsoon is expected in Delhi within days, with forecasts for rain across Rajasthan, Haryana, and more.

      Delhi rain: Traffic crawls, people wade through waterlogged areas; BJP councillor rows in protest

      Heavy rain on Friday morning brought relief from a prolonged heat wave to the national capital. However, the showers caused waterlogging in various parts of the city, impacting traffic and the daily lives of residents and commuters.

      Flight operations may get affected today due to fog: Delhi Airport issues passenger advisory

      Delhi Airport authorities said that while landings and takeoffs continue at the airport, flights that are not CAT III compliant may be affected. Hence, passengers are requested to contact the airline concerned for updated flight information.

      Flights, trains delayed in Delhi due to low visibility amid fog

      Flights at Delhi's IGI Airport were delayed due to low visibility caused by fog. The India Meterological Department forecasted that visibility may reduce in moderate fog and then improve with shallow fog. Dense fog conditions are expected in isolated places in Delhi, East Uttar Pradesh, and Tripura. Trains bound for Delhi were also running behind schedule. The weather forecast predicts dense to very dense fog in the morning over parts of Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, and Uttar Pradesh till January 26 morning.

      Delhi Airport chaos: Aviation Minister reveals plans to solve flight delay crisis

      Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia ordered operations at CAT III-enabled runway at Delhi Airport as per DGCA satisfaction. He requested airlines to follow DGCA's SOP for better communication and facilitation of passengers during flight cancellations and delays. Delhi Airport issued an advisory for non-CAT III compliant flights, causing delays.

      Chaos unfolds at Delhi Airport as dense fog grounds flights, leaving passengers stranded

      Delhi Airport plunged into chaos as dense fog disrupted flight operations, leaving passengers stranded inside planes. With a historic low temperature of 3.5 degrees Celsius, the city experienced zero visibility, impacting not only the capital but also northern India. Akasa Air acknowledged the situation, urging travelers to check flight statuses. The widespread fog forced diversions of ten flights and caused delays for 22 trains bound for Delhi. As authorities work diligently, passengers face unforeseen challenges amid the season's most severe fog episode.

      Dense fog shrouds Delhi, airport visibility drops to zero

      Due to the fog cover, the visibility levels in the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport area reduced to zero on Friday morning. The adverse conditions, however, did not have any major impact on flight operations.

      Delhi: Dense fog causes visibility woes; flight and train services delayed

      The temperature in the national capital dropped to almost seven degrees. The Indian meteorological department has issued a warning of 'dense to very dense' fog in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh during 27th-29th December and over isolated pockets of North Rajasthan and north Madhya Pradesh on 27th December.

      Fog disrupts operations at Delhi airport; 11 international, 5 national flights delayed

      Flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport were severely impacted on Saturday due to heavy fog in the national capital, leading to poor visibility. According to the Flight Information Display System at Delhi Airport, a total of 11 international flights and 5 domestic flights to and from the airport experienced delays today. The thick layer of fog enveloping the city caused inconvenience for passengers and disrupted travel plans. Authorities are working diligently to minimize the impact and ensure the safe operation of flights amidst these challenging weather conditions.

      G20: What are the traffic restrictions? What's open, what's closed? Here's what you need to know

      India will host the G20 Summit in Delhi from September 9 to 10. The central location for the summit will be Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, with additional visits to Rajghat, NGMA, and IARI. G20 traffic restrictions have been implemented from September 7 to 10, with certain vehicles exempted. Delhi Metro will adjust its schedule, starting services at 4 am with a 30-minute frequency until 6 am.

      From clear skies to ceremonial lounges, red carpet for visitors; Here's how Delhi airport is gearing up for G20

      "The VIPs will land at the technical airport but aircraft and private jets carrying them will be parked at the Delhi airport," an official said. "Special arrangements have been made to park the Air Force One and a few other important aircraft at the Palam Air Force Station."

      G20 Summit: Amid travel restrictions, Air India offers passengers one-time waiver

      Air India is offering a one-time waiver of applicable charges for passengers who need to change their travel date or flight due to travel restrictions in Delhi during the G20 Summit. The waiver applies to passengers with confirmed tickets between September 7 and 11. The traffic police have suggested that passengers utilize the Metro services, particularly the Airport Express Line, during the summit.

      G20 Summit: How Delhi Airport is gearing up to welcome world leaders

      Delhi Airport, India's largest, is making preparations for the upcoming G20 summit, which will see the arrival of 50 VVIP jets carrying 19 heads of state. Three ceremonial lounges have been prepared to receive the leaders, allowing government officials to complete formalities without affecting regular passengers. The government has asked airlines to cancel up to 25% of flights during specific hours to keep airspace and terminals congestion-free. The airport has also implemented security measures, including restrictions on charter aircraft and drones, to ensure the safety of the summit.

      Foreign national caught with 50 capsules of cocaine in stomach: Delhi High Court grants bail after 6 years in jail

      The high court noted the trial in the drugs case is yet to be concluded and asked the lower court to expeditiously record the evidence of the remaining witnesses and conclude the trial within six months. While granting bail to Soleto Justniano Fernando Tito, a citizen of Bolivia, Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma directed the accused to deposit his passport with the trial court and not to leave the country.

      Several flights delayed due to low visibility at Delhi airport

      ​"Flights were delayed due to bad weather amid fog in the national capital. Visibility is very low at the airport," a passenger at Delhi airport told ANI.

      Cold wave conditions prevail in Delhi, minimum temp recorded at 2.4 Deg C

      According to the weather office, 'very dense fog' is when visibility is between zero and 50 metres, between 51 and 200 metres is 'dense', between 201 and 500 metres 'moderate', and between 501 and 1,000 metres 'shallow'.

      Air India urination case: Accused Shankar Mishra travelled in auto-rickshaws, switched off phone to escape arrest, says Delhi Police

      Mishra was arrested after a Delhi Police team deployed to track his movements zeroed in at his location on Friday night. According to the Delhi Police sources, they issued an airport alert, tried to trace his phone, and monitored bank transactions.

      39 international travellers test COVID-19 positive in last three days in India

      "The total number of international flights screened in the last three days ie Dec 24, Dec 25 and Dec 26 is 498. The no of samples collected for Covid19 testing is 1,780. The cumulative number of samples collected is 3,994. The cumulative number of samples testing positive is 39 and the cumulative number of samples sent for whole genome sequencing is 39," sources told ANI.

      Health Minister Mandaviya visits Safdarjung Hospital, reviews Covid mock drill

      Clinical readiness at hospitals is crucial, Mandaviya said, noting public as well as private hospitals are undertaking the drill which the Centre suggested to all states and union territories amid a spurt in COVID-19 cases in some countries. "I reviewed the Covid response mock drill at Safdarjung Hospital. This mock drill was necessary to know how prepared our hospitals are," the minister said.

      Rail, road traffic disrupted due to fog in Delhi

      Operations at the Delhi airport remained normal, an official said. However, he said, three flights were returned or diverted to the Delhi airport due to bad weather in Chandigarh, Varanasi and Lucknow on Tuesday night.

      'Yog Prabha' event at Delhi's Safdarjung airport runway

      Union Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and Minister of State for Civil Aviation Gen VK Singh (Rtd) on Monday inaugurated the mega 'Yog Prabha' event at Delhi's Safdarjung airport.

      Air quality severe amid unhelpful meteorological conditions as smog shrouds Delhi NCR

      An official from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said shallow fog and low temperatures in the morning -- Delhi recorded the season's lowest temperature of 12.6 degrees Celsius on Thursday -- trapped pollutants close to the ground and calm winds led to stagnant conditions.

      Fire at Safdarjung Airport's IT building, no casualties reported
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