Kochi: Police investigation report says there was no coup in Brahmapuram fire. The temperature at the base of the landfill continues to be high. Therefore, there is still a possibility of fire in the plant, says the report.

Yesterday evening, City Police Commissioner K Sethuraman forwarded the report to the DGP through e-mail. The report also mentioned that a detailed investigation is in progress to ascertain whether the coup took place. The forensic report of the sample of the burnt waste and the satellite images and report of the fire site is crucial in the case. According to the report handed over by the commissioner, it is not possible to reach a final decision based on this report.

Kochi: Actor Innocent passed away. He was admitted to the hospital due to some physical discomfort due to cancer. Innocent, who has been treated for cancer in the past, has made a strong comeback after overcoming the disease.

Actor Innocent is known as a person who faced cancer with his willpower. He has also written books including ‘Cancer Wardile Chiri’.

Innocent’s strength was his body language and different conversational style. Innocent, who was the president of Amma for many years, reached the Lok Sabha with the support of the Left Democratic Front.

Kochi: Fire broekout again in Brahmapuram. The fire broke out in Sector 1. 2 fire units reached the spot. Efforts to put out the fire continue.

In addition to the fire brigade units that remained in Brahmapuram, one more unit has reached the spot. There is currently a lot of smoke in the area. Sector seven was the last area to be extinguished in the last fire.

Kottayam: As part of the security arrangements for the G-20 summit to be held in the district from the end of this month to the 10th of next month, as Kumarakam and its surroundings are included in the red zone, according to Section 24(2) of the Drone Rules 2021, flying of drones within five kilometers radius of Kumarakam and its surrounding areas is strictly prohibited.

The ban will be from 29th of this month to 10th of April. Drones, remote controlled aircraft and other air balloons will also come under this scope. District Police Chief K. Karthik said that strict legal action will be taken against those who violate this.

Thrissur: African swine fever has been confirmed in pigs at Pananchery Talikode farms. About 18 pigs at the farm died en masse last day. Swine flu was confirmed in the subsequent examination. With this, about 450 pigs will be killed.

More samples were sent to the Bengaluru lab for detailed testing. 2 teams including 2 trained butchers are assigned to kill pigs.

Panachery Veterinary Asst. to lead the activities. 2 Rapid Response Teams comprising Project Officer, Live Stock Inspector and other staff have also been set up.

Kochi:  Junior SI Jimmy of Hill Palace Police Station has been suspended in the incident of the death of a person in custody at Tripunithura Police Station. Kochi City Police Commissioner has suspended the SI pending investigation.

Manohar, a native of Tripunithura, collapsed and died while in custody. Locals alleged that Manohar was beaten up by the police. The incident happened on Saturday night.

The assault took place after the vehicle was chased without stopping. Locals allege that Manohar was taken to the police station after beating him up. Manohar was taken into custody by the police for careless driving. The police said that he did not stop despite showing his hand and was arrested and brought to the police station.

The Central Meteorological Department has warned that there is a possibility of rain with thunder in the state today and tomorrow. More rains are likely in central south Kerala, Palakkad and Wayanad districts and eastern region. The National Center for Oceanography and Oceanography (INCOIS) has informed that there is a possibility of 0.3 to 1.5 meter high waves and storm surge along Kerala coast tomorrow (26-03-2023) till 11.30 pm. Fishermen and coastal residents are advised to be cautious.

As rough seas are likely to intensify, people should stay away from the danger areas as per the instructions of the authorities. Keep fishing vessels (boats, boats, etc.) safely moored in the harbor. Keeping a safe distance between boats can avoid the risk of collision. Safety of fishing equipment should be ensured. Trips to the beach and activities in the sea should be completely avoided.

Idukki: LDF hartal in Idukki demanding the passing of Land Act Amendment Ordinance. The hartal is on April 3. The LDF leaders said that the hartal is against the UDF’s betrayal of the people and demanding the implementation of the Land Act Amendment Ordinance. The LDF has called for a hartal from 6 am to 6 pm.