Delhi-Doha Flight: A Qatar Airways flight going from Delhi to Doha flight has been diverted to Pakistan’s Karachi due to technical reasons. The flight QR579 – is carrying over 100 passengers. A cardiologist tweeted to complain about the situation.
“What is the status of QR579 – Delhi-Doha flight, diverted to Karachi? No information being offered, no food or water being offered to passengers. Customer care is clueless. Please help,” Dr Sameer Gupta tweeted.
In a video message, a passenger, Ramesh Raliya, said many have connecting flights from Doha, but they haven’t got any information about when the aircraft would take-off from Karachi. The aircraft took off from Delhi at 3:50 am on Monday and landed at Karachi at 5:30 am, Mr Raliya said.
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“After landing, they made everyone deboard and wait at the airport. It’s 9 am now,” the passenger said in the video message. “They haven’t told us when the flight would take off. There are women and children, and many people have to take connecting flights from Doha,” he said.
Indian medical student killed in Ukraine, Body arrives in Bengaluru
Who was killed in Russian shelling in a war-torn Ukraine, Indian medical student body have arrived in Bengaluru on Monday. Naveen Shekarappa Gyanagaudar, a Final Year Medical student at Kharkiv National Medical University, died on March 1, in the conflict zone. Indian medical student killed in Ukraine; Body arrives in Bengaluru.
Naveen was a resident of Karnataka’s Haveri district. Naveen’s family member and Karnataka Chief minister Basavaraj Bommai were present at the Bengaluru airport at midnight to receive the body. They paid their last respects to the deceased followed by the Chief Minister, who laid a wreath on the mortal remains.
“I thank the Central Government for making efforts on bringing back the mortal remains of Naveen Shekharappa Gyangoudar, who was killed in a shelling attack in Ukraine. It’s unfortunate that we lost him in the shelling,” CM Bommai said wrote in a letter.
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