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30/10/2025

Masjid e Nabi

28/10/2025

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Day and night view of the Royal clock Tower 🙌🗼

27/10/2025

Pakistan vs South African 3 T20I, 3 ODI Match Schedule 2025

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26/10/2025

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انسان اگر کامیاب زندگی چاہتا ہے تو والدین کی عزت کریں
If a person wants a successful life, then respect their parents.

24/10/2025

20/10/2025

ہم فاون ٹو چینل ٹیم کی طرف سے عرفان کاظمی کو ان کے جنم دن پر دل کی گہرائیوں سے مبارک باد پیش کرتے ہیں

20/10/2025

BREAKING: Emirates SkyCargo flight (operated by Air ACT’s Boeing 747) veers off runway at Hong Kong Airport, collides with service vehicle and ends up in sea; two ground staff killed

An Emirates SkyCargo flight operated by Turkish carrier Air ACT ran off the runway and plunged into the sea at Hong Kong International Airport early Monday, striking a ground-service vehicle and leaving two airport workers dead.

The incident occurred around 3:53 a.m. when flight EK9788, arriving from Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC), landed, and then the Boeing 747-481, registered TC-ACF, reportedly veered left midway through its landing roll before crashing through the seawall and coming to rest partially in the water.

The four Air ACT crew members on board escaped unharmed, but officials say the aircraft struck a ground-service vehicle, shearing off one of its wheels. Two airport staff workers inside the vehicle were killed.

Flightradar24 data shows the aircraft’s path veering sharply left after touchdown. A Cathay Pacific flight CX851 approaching behind was forced to abort its landing.

The Airport Authority Hong Kong has suspended the affected runway while investigators clear debris and assess damage. The cause of the crash remains under investigation by aviation authorities.

Air ACT, officially known as ACT Airlines, is a Turkish cargo operator based in Istanbul. Founded in 2004, the airline provides global charter and ACMI services under its myCargo brand. It operates a fleet of Boeing 747-400 freighters on behalf of major logistics firms and airlines, including Emirates SkyCargo.

Source: The Standard, Hong Kong

19/10/2025

Unveiling History: The 4,500-Year-Old Tunic at the Egyptian Museum"🥰🤩😘😍🥰

19/10/2025

Breaking: Air China Flight Diverts After Lithium Battery Fire in Overhead Bin

Air China Flight CA139 from Hangzhou to Seoul was forced to make an emergency diversion to Shanghai Pudong International Airport on Saturday morning after a lithium battery in a passenger’s carry-on bag caught fire mid-flight.

Cabin crew quickly responded and extinguished the flames using onboard fire extinguishers, preventing injuries among the 170 passengers and crew. The aircraft landed safely in Shanghai, where passengers were later transferred to a replacement flight.

Air China confirmed the incident and said authorities are investigating the cause. The event adds to growing concerns over the risks of lithium-ion batteries in aviation, which have been linked to several in-flight smoke and fire emergencies in recent years.

Cabin crew are extensively trained to handle emergencies like in-flight fires, making them the first responders in the sky. Their rigorous safety training covers everything from identifying smoke sources and using specialized extinguishers to containing fires within seconds to prevent catastrophe. In situations where every moment counts, flight attendants act swiftly and calmly, protecting passengers and coordinating with the flight deck to ensure a safe outcome. Incidents like this highlight not just the dangers posed by lithium batteries, but also the vital role crew play as the front line of defense in aviation safety.

07/10/2025

Truck on fire just past 156B on 95 North

07/10/2025

Two people were killed Sunday afternoon when a car went off the southbound ramp from Washington Boulevard to the George Washington Memorial Parkway and hit an overpass, according to U.S. Park Police.

The crash happened around 2 p.m., and both occupants died at the scene. The incident remains under investigation.

06/10/2025

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