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A medical team started with a heart and lungs from RGIA in an ambulance at 2.09 pm and reached KIMS Hospital at 2.35 pm, covering 36.8 km in 26 minutes.
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The RGIA had around 20 international destinations before the second wave and now it has 11 international destinations
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Hyderabad: A man died, allegedly due to asphyxiation, after he inhaled unknown poisonous gases while cleaning a drainage pipeline at the arrival terminal of the Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Shamshabad here on Thursday evening. The victim was identified as Narasimha Reddy (42), a plumber working for Faber Sindoori Facility Management Services. According to the […]
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The heroin was supposed to be delivered to their handlers in north India, sources said. The DRI officials nabbed the women based on specific intelligence.
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Is playing key role in handling and distribution of Covid related aids
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At least 30 flights, including both arrivals and departures from the RGIA, were cancelled till 9 pm, with the number to go up by midnight on Friday
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The new service at the airport will offer renting of power banks for passengers who do not carry a charger and/or having drained mobile battery/other gadgets
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In a first-of-its-kind in India, RGIA is offering the luxury of driving the ultra-modern, state-of-the art, cars right after your landing at the airport.
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The efforts of the Cyberabad and Hyderabad Traffic police were appreciated by the management of the KIMS Hospital
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According to the customs officials, the passengers had arrived in a flight from Dubai and had concealed the gold in mixer grinder and cutting appliances
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The currency were being smuggled to Dubai, officials said.
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With an initial capacity of 12 million passengers per annum (MPPA), the airport at present is in the mode of expansion to enhance its capacity to cater to over 34 MPPA
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Officials seized 160 grams of gold from the accused, Masthan who was arrived from Kuwait on a Jazeera Airways flight in the wee hours of Monday
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When the two landed at Rajiv Gandhi International Airport in Shamshabad on February 25, their samples were collected for Covid-19 test
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Mohammed Abdul Lateef, known as Abu Faisal on social media, a resident of Barkas working in Bahrain, was allegedly involved in hate speech.
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It was during routine checking that the passenger was caught smuggling six gold biscuits weighing about 1867.600 grams concealed in his luggage.
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Eight persons have been taken into custody in connection with the case investigated by the Cyberabad Police and the Nizamabad Police
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On Thursday morning, they reached the airport to board the flight. However, the immigration officials grew suspicious over their passports and detained them.
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The staff immediately informed the RGIA police, who rushed to the spot and carried out checks with the bomb disposal squad.
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The department installed camera traps after request from the airport officials, who maintained that the leopard was killing wild pigs.