New Delhi: The Central Meteorological Department said that due to the formation of low pressure in the Bay of Bengal, the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea should not go fishing until further notice.

Meanwhile, there is no disruption to fishing along the Kerala-Lakshadweep coast. The Central Meteorological Department has also informed that one should not go fishing on the coast of Karnataka.

Strong winds with a speed of 40 to 50 mph and occasional gusting to 60 mph are expected along the coast of Karnataka along with bad weather conditions.

Meanwhile, the low pressure formed in the Bay of Bengal has strengthened. The Meteorological Center has warned that there will be extreme low pressure in the coming hours. A yellow alert has also been issued in three districts today. The alert has been issued in Pathanamthitta, Wayanad, and Idukki districts. There is a warning that there will be heavy rain in the coming hours. The chance of heavy rain at isolated places is also predicted.

Dasanga: 22 killed in a bus overturn in Madhya Pradesh. Many people were injured in the accident. A bus carrying 50 people to Indore fell from a bridge at Dasanga village in Khargaon.

It is reported that many of the injured are in serious condition. Meanwhile, the cause of the accident is not clear. The police informed that an investigation is going on to find it. The bus overturned and fell into a dry river. State Home Minister Narottam Mishra said that after the accident, the rescue operation was started under the leadership of the locals.

Condoling the accident, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has announced immediate financial assistance of Rs 4 lakh to the families of the deceased. Rs 4 lakh for seriously injured and Rs 25,000 each for minor injuries. The Chief Minister has informed that the government will fully bear the medical expenses of those undergoing treatment in the hospital.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi also condoled the accident. The Prime Minister also announced financial assistance of Rs 2 lakh to the families of those who died in the accident. The Prime Minister’s Office announced on Twitter that Rs 50,000 will be given each to the injured.

Kalahandi( Odisha): Three Maoists were killed in an encounter in Odisha. The Maoists were killed in an encounter in Kalahandi. The encounter took place in the forest area of ​​Madanpur-Rampur police station. A policeman was injured in the encounter. He is undergoing treatment at Bhima Bhoi Hospital in Bolangir.

In Chhattisgarh recently, Maoists killed 11 people including 10 security personnel. In the background of this, the Odisha police are keeping a high alert in seven districts, including Kalahandi, which shares the border with Chhattisgarh.

Jaipur: Air Force MiG-21 fighter jet crashes in Rajasthan, killing three locals. The accident happened in the Dabli area of ​​Hanumangarh, Rajasthan. Officials said the pilot was safe.

The plane crashed and fell on top of the houses of local residents. The plane took off from Suratgarh Airbase for a test flight and crashed due to a technical fault.

The pilot of the plane was escaping by parachute. The Air Force stated that the pilot suffered minor injuries and an investigation has been launched into the crash.

A MiG-21 aircraft of the IAF crashed near Suratgarh during a routine training sortie today morning. The pilot ejected safely, sustaining minor injuries.

An inquiry has been constituted to ascertain the cause of the accident.

IG Omprakash said that the pilot tried to prevent the crashed plane from falling into the residential area and rescue operations are underway at the spot.

Chennai:  The Kerala Story will not be screened in Tamil Nadu. The decision is based on the law and order issue. As per the decision of the Tamil Nadu Multiplex Association, the screening of the film was stopped. Also, the association took the decision considering the fact that the audience was not coming to watch the film.

Imphal:  In Manipur, 23,000 people were evacuated from the conflict-affected areas. They were shifted to army camps and other safe centers by the Assam Rifles and the army. 

More than 120 units of Assam Rifles and Army have been deployed in various parts for rescue operations.The area has been under heavy surveillance by the Army for the past 24 hours. The army has also launched aerial surveillance in the area. Aerial surveillance including helicopters. The area including Imphal Valley is heavily guarded by the army. 

The Army said that it is a relief that no other untoward incident has been reported in the area so far while the rescue operation continues. Curfew hours have been shortened to 7 am to 10 am. The official information coming out is that more than 55 people have been killed in the riots so far. Around 1500 people have taken refuge in the border areas of Assam. The Assam government has prepared eight camps for the refugees from Manipur.

Malappuram:  Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has announced that the state government will provide financial assistance of Rs 10 lakh to the families of those who died in the Tanur boat accident and the state government will bear the medical expenses of the injured. The decision of the Cabinet was announced by the Chief Minister when he came directly to the accident site.

He said that the state is taking the accident seriously and will conduct a judicial inquiry. He said that there will be a team of technical experts for the investigation.

The Chief Minister said that the meeting between MLAs and various party leaders was held in Tanur. 22 people lost their lives in the tragedy. Necessary precautions should be taken now to prevent such incidents from happening again. The Chief Minister said that necessary steps will be taken for that.

The boat met with an accident in Tanur yesterday. 22 people lost their lives in the accident. Five people swam to safety. 10 people were rescued. A search is on in and around the accident site.