Category: Gujarat

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Minister reviews emergency protocols as heavy rains lash Saurashtra, South Gujarat

Gandhinagar, June 18: In light of the heavy rainfall across parts of Gujarat, particularly in Saurashtra and South Gujarat, Water Resources Minister Kunvarji Bavaliya visited the Flood Control Cell at the State Water Data Centre in Sector-8, Gandhinagar. The visit was aimed at assessing preparedness for the ongoing monsoon and issue directives to prevent rain-related.

Air India plane crash: DNA match confirmed for 190 victims, 157 bodies handed over to families

Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad Civil Hospital Superintendent Rakesh Joshi announced that DNA testing has confirmed the identities of 190 victims of the recent Air India crash in Ahmedabad. Out of these, 157 bodies have been handed over to their respective families. Joshi revealed that among the matched DNA samples, 123 belong to Indian nationals, 27 to residents.

18 Killed in Gujarat’s rains, NDRF & SDRF Deployed across state

Gandhinagar: Eighteen people have been killed in rain-related incidents in Gujarat, with the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) teams deployed in all the districts, an official said on Tuesday. On the rain situation in Gujarat, State Emergency Commissioner Alok Pandey told reporters on Tuesday, “…The CM held a meeting.

163 DNA matches identified in Ahmedabad Plane crash; 124 bodies handed over

Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad Civil Hospital Superintendent Rakesh Joshi on Tuesday reported that a total of 163 DNA samples have been matched from the tragic London-bound Air India plane crash as of 5:45 pm today, with 124 mortal remains of the victims handed over to their families. During a press conference, Joshi provided a detailed account of.

Air India cancels Ahmedabad-London flight citing Airspace restrictions, not technical snag

Ahmedabad: Air India said on Tuesday that its flight from Ahmedabad to Gatwick in London has been cancelled today due to the unavailability of the aircraft, resulting from airspace restrictions and additional precautionary checks. The airline denied claims that the flight has been cancelled due to any technical snag. Regretting the inconvenience caused to passengers,.

Over 7 lakh Sq Ft of illegal encroachments cleared in Jamnagar, land worth Rs 193 cr reclaimed

Jamnagar: In an anti-encroachment drive, the Jamnagar district administration and police have cleared nearly 7.74 lakh square feet of illegally-occupied government land, estimated to be worth Rs 193.57 crore, along the Rangmati riverfront. The demolition is part of a phased operation to mitigate flood risks and pave the way for the city’s riverfront development project..

Portion of dilapidated building collapses in Ahmedabad, 16 rescued

Ahmedabad: A portion of a weak three-storey residential building in Dharmi Society of Shahibaug in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, collapsed on Tuesday, prompting an urgent rescue operation by the Fire and Emergency Services. Officials confirmed that no casualties were reported, as all residents were successfully evacuated in time. The building, a G+3 structure with a makeshift shed.

Air India plane crash: 144 victims identified by DNA tests, recovery efforts intensify

Ahmedabad: Four days after the devastating crash of Air India flight AI-171 en route from Ahmedabad to London, authorities have confirmed that 144 DNA samples have been successfully matched as of noon Tuesday, according to Gujarat Minister of State for Home, Harsh Sanghavi. The identification process is being led by a combined team from the.

DNA match of 119 crash victims completed so far in Ahmedabad: Officials

Ahmedabad: Efforts to identify victims of the recent Air India plane crash are progressing, with DNA verification completed for 119 individuals so far, according to Dr Rakesh Joshi, Superintendent of Ahmedabad Civil Hospital. Addressing the media, Dr Joshi said, “We have matched DNA samples of 119 victims. Of these, 76 mortal remains have already been.

FSL identifies Ahmedabad Plane Crash victims in under 72 Hours

Gandhinagar: Forensic Science Laboratory demonstrated scientific precision to identify the deceased in less than 72 hours in the Air India plane crash in Gujarat’s Ahmedabad, a release from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) said on Monday. According to the release, under the instructions of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, the FSL team reached the crash site.