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An Air India flight from Hong Kong to Delhi, AI 315, experienced a fire in its auxiliary power unit after landing at the IGI airport in Delhi. According to a statement from Air India, all passengers and crew members were able to get off the plane safely, and no injuries were reported.
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Time of India
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