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5F2ee5c2918e4.Pdf y k y cm THE GREAT REVELATION CONNECTING KASHMIR BEIRUT ANGER Actor Rhea Chakraborty reveals two things A 600-km-long highway will be constructed along Protesters gather in Martyrs’ Square to vent of her late boyfriend Sushant Singh the border touching all picturesque tourist anger against the govt’s handling of explosion in the city Rajput that she possesses LEISURE | P2 spots in the Kashmir Valley TWO STATES | P7 INTERNATIONAL | P10 VOLUME 10, ISSUE 129 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | SUNDAY, AUGUST 9 | 2020 12 PAGES | `4.00 IRREGULAR by MANJUL Aviation Min, DGCA warned back in 2011 No, I can’t go to that area Mahanadi water wearing mask. Public might CAPTAIN RANGANATHAN, MEMBER OF CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY COUNCIL, recognise me! A GOVERNMENT-APPOINTED AIR SAFETY PANEL, HAD SOUNDED CAUTION THEN AGENCIES tribunal issues SHORT TAKES WHAT IS A ‘TABLETOP New Delhi, August 8: Precious lives have been lost in the Air India Express RUNWAY’? notice to Centre GC Murmu sworn runway mishap Friday evening. The in as CAG Ministry of Civil Aviation, the Director 18 people died and 16 were POST NEWS NETWORK General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) and severely injured in Kerala the Airports Authority of India (AAI) New Delhi, August 8: New Delhi: Former Jammu and were alerted about the dan- Friday after a Boeing-737 Mahanadi Water Dispute Kashmir Lieutenant Governor gers associated with the Tribunal Saturday issued Girish Chandra Murmu was overshot a runway known runway of the a notice to the Union gov- Saturday sworn in as the new as a ‘tabletop’ in the Comptroller and Auditor Kozhikode airport in ernment in an application General of India. He took the 2011, it was revealed. KOZHIKODE aviation industry filed by Odisha seeking in- mitted in the tribunal that oath of office before President The civil aviation AIRPLANE formation related to vari- a common format was al- Ram Nath Kovind at a authorities were Tabletop runways are often ous projects being carried by ready devised by Krishna ceremony held at the alerted about the dan- MISHAP constructed by excavating the Chhattisgarh on Mahanadi and Cauvery river water Rashtrapati Bhavan here at gers associated with peaks of hills basin. dispute tribunals and that 10.30 am. Murmu’s tenure will the Kozhikode runway Such runways have steep drops A three-judge bench of can be used to summarise be up to November 20, 2024. by Captain Ranganathan, at one or both ends the tribunal headed by the information related to Murmu, a former 1985-batch Member Ops-CASAC (Civil Aviation Chairperson AM Mahanadi water. Data re- They are found in mountainous Indian Administrative Service Safety Advisory Council, a govern- Security personnel stand guard near the mangled remains of an Air India Express Khanwilkarand compris- lated to need and use of areas where flat land is scarce, (IAS) officer of the Gujarat ment-appointed air safety panel) in a flight, en route from Dubai, after it skidded off the runway while landing Friday night, ing Justices Indermeet Kaur Mahanadi basin water by cadre, succeeds Rajiv or in low-lying areas like letter dated June 17, 2011. at Karippur in Kozhikode, Saturday Kozhikode where space is at a and Ravi Ranjan asked the Odisha, Chhattisgarh and Mehrishi, who demitted the The letter was addressed jointly to state of Odisha to submit other states would be kept CAG office Friday. premium or there is fear of Naseem Zaidi, Civil Aviation Secretary cepting VOR approaches on Runway 10. accepts a landing in wet and tailwind waterlogging at ground level common format which was in common format and the and Chairman, CASAC, and Bharat The reason is the lower minimia than conditions, their concept of ALAR is devised by the Krishna and tribunal while adjudicating Bhushan of the DGCA. Runway 28,” he had said in the letter. poor,” he wrote in the letter. In May 2010, an AI flight landing Cauvery water dispute tri- the matter will assess the in- Mild magnitude “It is a dangerous situation, espe- In the letter, he referred to an in- “Calicut runway does not have the at Mangalore airport overshot bunals to summarise all the formation available in the cially in wet conditions. The Runway spection report by Arun Rao which minimum RESA on one end and no RESA the tabletop runway there and data related to Mahanadi common format. burst into flames quake hits state No. 10 should not be permitted in view was submitted to the civil aviation au- on the other. The runway strip is just water dispute. The counsel for of the lack of Runway End Safety thorities. In the letter, he blamed the AAI. half the minimum width laid down in Other examples include the The bench also asked the Chhattisgarh had earlier Bhubaneswar: A mild earthquake Areas (RESA) and the terrain beyond “There has been no effort on the part ICAO Annex 4. This fact was known to the international airport of Nepal in Central Water Commission, argued that a common for- measuring 3.8 on the Richter the end of the runway,” Ranganathan of the AAI to rectify the safety in- DGCA team that has been conducting mountainous Kathmandu IMD and Central Ground mat should be prepared by scale hit parts of Odisha’s had forewarned in what appears to be fringements that Arun Rao pointed inspections and safety assessments dur- Water Board to provide the the Central Water Ganjam and Gajapati districts Saturday, the Met centre said, both a warning and a premonition. out in 2010,” Ranganathan wrote. ing the past several years. Have they con- the AAI to make the runway condi- documents sought by state Commission. adding there were no reports of “All the flights which land on Runway The airlines have maintained that all sidered the dangers involved? Has the tions safe. We have brought up the of Odisha with respect to It is to be mentioned here any damage or casualties. 10 in tailwind conditions are endan- their pilots have completed the Approach DGCA or the airlines laid down any op- issue of the RESA during the initial Mahanadi water dispute. that Odisha and According to the centre, the gering the lives of all on board,” and Landing Accident Reduction erational restrictions or special proce- CASAC sub-group meetings. We had The tribunal posted the mat- Chhattisgarh have filed pe- earthquake struck 73 km West Ranganathan had written. (ALAR) training and the Flight dures,” Ranganathan had asked. specifically mentioned that declared dis- ter for hearing August 29. titions in the Mahanadi South-West (WSW) of Berhampur “I understand that Runway 10 ILS is Standards Directorate (FSD) appears He even alluded to the Mangalore in- tances for both runways have to be re- Significantly, senior ad- water dispute tribunal with at 7.30 a.m. “It’s centre was being used on a trial basis at Calicut. to be satisfied with the response. cident. “The Air India Express inci- duced in order to comply with the vocate Mohan Katarki, ap- respect to sharing of located near to Paribheta and Some of the crew members are even ac- “In spite of the dangers, if the crew dent in Mangalore should have alerted ICAO requirement,” he had warned. pearing for Odisha, sub- Mahanadi river water. Tandiguda locations of Gajapati district, which is near to R. Udayagiri area,” it said. 12 more in Odisha THEY RETURN Last-ditch talks Nikhil Rath completes on new aid for ‘Gaganyaan’ training succumb to COVID US economy fail Bhubaneswar: Odia IAF pilot AGENCIES Wing Commander Nikhil Rath is TOTAL COVID CASES IN THE STATE CROSS 44,000-MARK one among the four astronauts AGENCIES Washington, August 8: A last- selected for ‘Gaganyaan’, n 3 more coronavirus patients – India’s first manned mission to one each from Mayurbhanj, ditch effort by Democrats to revive space in 2022. Governor Bhubaneswar, August 8: The Khurda and Balasore – also Capitol Hill talks on vital COVID- Ganeshi Lal and two Central total number of COVID-19 cases died in the state 19 rescue money collapsed in dis- ministers Saturday in Odisha crossed the 44,000-mark appointment at week’s end. n congratulated Bolangir-born Saturday with 1,643 fresh infec- But their deaths were Washington gridlock will mean Nikhil. Rath along with three tions, while the toll climbed to 259 attributed to other ailments more hardship for millions of peo- other astronauts from India as 12 more people succumbed to ple who are losing enhanced job- have completed their training the disease, a Health Department – one each from Mayurbhanj, less benefits and further damage at Gagarin Cosmounaut official said. Khurda and Balasore – also died in for an economy pummeled by the Training Centre in Russia. The coronavirus tally in the state the state, but their deaths were at- still-raging coronavirus. now stands at 44,193, he said. tributed to other ailments, the of- President Donald Trump said Of the fresh fatalities, two each ficial said, adding that the number Friday night he was likely to issue WEATHER were reported from Ganjam, of such fatalities increased to 48. more limited executive orders re- BHUB CTK Kandhamal, Keonjhar and Khurda, Of the 259 COVID-19 deaths re- lated to COVID, perhaps in the while one each from Balasore, ported in the state so far, Ganjam, next day or so, if he cannot reach MAX 32.6° 34.2° Bargarh, Gajapati and Sundargarh the worst-hit district by the coro- a broad agreement with Congress. districts, the official added. “Regret navirus pandemic, accounted for Labourers from Uttar Pradesh carrying their belongings arrive at Anand Vihar Bus Terminal for local travel, The day’s negotiations at the TEMP MIN 25.6° 24.0° Forecast to inform the demise of 12 COVID the highest at 125, followed by during Unlock 3.0, in New Delhi, Saturday.
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