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✈✈ Aviation ✈✈
- Thread starter kmc madushan
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Turkish Airlines flight 1878 performed an emergency landing in Istanbul after suffering substantial damage to the right side of the aircraft.
Turkish Airlines flight 1878 performed an emergency landing in Istanbul after suffering substantial damage to the right side of the aircraft.
Thousands Queue Up Outside Kathmandu Airport in Hope
of Way Out
Passengers sleeping on the pavement outside the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, waiting to leave the country.
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Air force flight to bring Lankans in Nepal
The government has taken steps to bring back Sri Lankans including students currently in Nepal in a special Sri Lankan Air Force flight, which will leave for Nepal with a stock of emergency relief to those affected by the earthquake. Meanwhile, the Sri Lankan Embassy in Kathmandu has established a hotline for any inquiries about Sri Lankan nationals residing Nepal. Sri Lankans, who are living in Nepal are requested to contact the mission via the hotline - 009779851020057. Sri Lanka’s Ambassador in Nepal W.M. Senevirathna has ascertained the safety and welfare of the Sri Lankans in Nepal and has informed that the 120 Sri Lankan students at the Manipal University in Pokhara and around 20 Sri Lankans in Kathmandu, are safe, the foreign ministry said. The ministry said that the Embassy in Nepal will continue to monitor the situation in relation to the Sri Lankans in Nepal and any further assistance to be extended to Nepal. A powerful earthquake struck Nepal Saturday, killing at least 906 people across a swath of four countries as the violently shaking earth collapsed houses, levelled centuries-old temples and triggered avalanches on Mount Everest. -
Source : dailymirror & lankabusinessonline
The government has taken steps to bring back Sri Lankans including students currently in Nepal in a special Sri Lankan Air Force flight, which will leave for Nepal with a stock of emergency relief to those affected by the earthquake. Meanwhile, the Sri Lankan Embassy in Kathmandu has established a hotline for any inquiries about Sri Lankan nationals residing Nepal. Sri Lankans, who are living in Nepal are requested to contact the mission via the hotline - 009779851020057. Sri Lanka’s Ambassador in Nepal W.M. Senevirathna has ascertained the safety and welfare of the Sri Lankans in Nepal and has informed that the 120 Sri Lankan students at the Manipal University in Pokhara and around 20 Sri Lankans in Kathmandu, are safe, the foreign ministry said. The ministry said that the Embassy in Nepal will continue to monitor the situation in relation to the Sri Lankans in Nepal and any further assistance to be extended to Nepal. A powerful earthquake struck Nepal Saturday, killing at least 906 people across a swath of four countries as the violently shaking earth collapsed houses, levelled centuries-old temples and triggered avalanches on Mount Everest. -
Source : dailymirror & lankabusinessonline
Air Force C130 develops engine trouble in Nepal
A C130 plane belonging to the Sri Lanka Air Force, which carried emergency supplies, medical and relief workers to Nepal, developed engine trouble and was unable to return today.
The aircraft, which was due to evacuate 35 Sri Lankan students from Nepal, developed engine trouble, which forced the crew to abort take off and return to the parking area of the busy airport of the landlocked nation.
Asked for a comment, Air force Spokesman Wing Commander Gihan Seneviratne said the technical fault would be repaired today. He said the aircraft would fly back tomorrow.
A C130 plane belonging to the Sri Lanka Air Force, which carried emergency supplies, medical and relief workers to Nepal, developed engine trouble and was unable to return today.
The aircraft, which was due to evacuate 35 Sri Lankan students from Nepal, developed engine trouble, which forced the crew to abort take off and return to the parking area of the busy airport of the landlocked nation.
Asked for a comment, Air force Spokesman Wing Commander Gihan Seneviratne said the technical fault would be repaired today. He said the aircraft would fly back tomorrow.
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That'll be repaired soon.
By the way I hope they will use Sri Lankan Air Cargo to send relief on next time.
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