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British F-35 fighter makes emergency landing in Japan after malfunction
A British F-35 stealth fighter made an emergency landing at Japan's Kagoshima airport due to a malfunction, briefly disrupting flights. The jet was part of joint drills with Japanese and US forces. Read here read more A British F-35 stealth fighter jet made an emergency landing on Sunday at the Kagoshima airport located in south-western Japan due to a malfunction, airport officials said, as reported by Kyodo News. According to Kyodo News, some departures and arrivals of commercial flights at the airport were affected when a runway was closed for approximately 20 minutes following the incident, which occurred at around 11:30 AM, as officials stated. No injuries were reported. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Kyodo News noted that British forces have been conducting a joint drill with Japan's Maritime Self-Defence Force and American forces since August 4, which will continue through next Tuesday, having dispatched an aircraft carrier strike group to the western Pacific. Earlier in July, a British F-35B fighter jet left India after making an emergency landing in Kerala's capital city of Thiruvananthapuram due to a hydraulic system fault. The fighter jet had made an emergency landing at the airport on June 14. The British Navy aircraft is a part of the UK Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales. The fighter jet was out on a routine sortie when it developed a snag and could not land on the ship. The plane reached the Thiruvananthapuram airport, which was designated as the emergency recovery airfield, and requested emergency landing permission. The Indian Air Force provided all required support and assisted in the process, including refuelling. British Navy's F-35 fighter jet finally took off from Thiruvananthapuram International Airport on July 22 after remaining grounded at the airport for over a month following a fault in the hydraulic system. A British High Commission Spokesperson had expressed gratitude to the Indian authorities for the support offered in the repair and recovery process of a UK F-35B aircraft. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD In an official statement, the British High Commission Spokesperson said, 'The UK remains very grateful for the support and collaboration of the Indian authorities and airport teams throughout the repair and recovery process', the statement added. The High Commission Spokesperson underscored in their remarks, 'We look forward to continuing to strengthen our defence partnership with India." F-35Bs are highly advanced stealth jets, built by Lockheed Martin, and are prized for their short take-off and vertical landing capability.
Time of India
3 hours ago
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'Came to Canada as a student and now...': Indian Redditor's post on failing to clear dentist exam viral
The post of an Indian-origin Canadian went viral as the person said even after practising in India as a dentist for two years, after his degree, they could not clear the dental equivalence exams in Canada. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now "9 years later, still in clinical dental team but unable to clear exams and lost hope to live here in Canada. My parents and my support systems are in India," the Redditor wrote, announcing that it's time to move back from Canada to India, though the person got Canadian citizenship. "Came to Canada as a student with student loan and now leaving as a Canadian Citizen with ~$50,000 debt," the person wrote triggering a debate on how difficult or different the exam must be in Canada. "Although I became a Canadian citizen and got OCI, couldn't leave dentistry (still strong in clinicals with more advanced knowledge which I highly doubt I would have learnt if I stayed where I was) as that's all my mind goes to even though I pursued pg clinical research in Canada," the person wrote. Indian-origin Canadian citizen's post on moving back to India went viral. The Redditor explained that the exams in Canada are difficult, though many people clear them and some take a very long time. "Ppl do clear these tuf exams and some take a very long time but I realised its not for me anymore. Also seeing parents, family, friends every three years sucks. I know ppl will comment asking why can you not make friends here etc and why not this why not that. I am leaving Canada to be close to my family, to regain my mental health and work hard for my growth," the person wrote. The person explained that living expenses take away most of the income and people are left with crumbs though there are many who still manage a way to the top, but Canada has an invisible loop for some people. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now One Redditor explained how the medical systems are different. "The doctors trained in India are equally talented. But the training is very different from developed countries. The good students in India end up in government colleges with limited resources ( unless you're in aiims, jipmer, etc). So what we learn is how to use that limited resource to serve the population to the best of our ability," the person explained. In developmed countries, there is no limitation in material but you are limited by law, ethics and standard of practice, the person added.
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Business Standard
5 hours ago
- Business Standard
British F-35 fighter jet makes emergency landing in Japan airport
A British F-35 stealth fighter jet made an emergency landing on Sunday at the Kagoshima airport located in south-western Japan due to a malfunction, airport officials said, as reported by Kyodo News. According to Kyodo News, some departures and arrivals of commercial flights at the airport were affected when a runway was closed for approximately 20 minutes following the incident, which occurred at around 11:30 AM, as officials stated. No injuries were reported. Kyodo News noted that British forces have been conducting a joint drill with Japan's Maritime Self-Defence Force and American forces since August 4, which will continue through next Tuesday, having dispatched an aircraft carrier strike group to the western Pacific. Earlier in July, a British F-35B fighter jet left India after making an emergency landing in Kerala's capital city of Thiruvananthapuram due to a hydraulic system fault. The fighter jet had made an emergency landing at the airport on June 14. The British Navy aircraft is a part of the UK Navy aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales. The fighter jet was out on a routine sortie when it developed a snag and could not land on the ship. The plane reached the Thiruvananthapuram airport, which was designated as the emergency recovery airfield, and requested emergency landing permission. The Indian Air Force provided all required support and assisted in the process, including refuelling. British Navy's F-35 fighter jet finally took off from Thiruvananthapuram International Airport on July 22 after remaining grounded at the airport for over a month following a fault in the hydraulic system. A British High Commission Spokesperson had expressed gratitude to the Indian authorities for the support offered in the repair and recovery process of a UK F-35B aircraft. In an official statement, the British High Commission Spokesperson said, "The UK remains very grateful for the support and collaboration of the Indian authorities and airport teams throughout the repair and recovery process", the statement added. The High Commission Spokesperson underscored in their remarks, "We look forward to continuing to strengthen our defence partnership with India." F-35Bs are highly advanced stealth jets, built by Lockheed Martin, and are prized for their short take-off and vertical landing capability.
