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Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- General
- Daily Mirror
Pilot's chilling final words over tannoy before 183 passengers killed in fireball crash
Captain Zygmunt Pawlaczyk of LOT Polish Airlines Flight 5055 conveyed a harrowing goodbye over the aircraft's speaker system: "Good night! Goodbye! Bye, we're dying!" The final moments aboard a doomed passenger aircraft were captured in a spine-chilling final transmission from the pilot just seconds before the devastating crash that killed everyone on board. Captain Zygmunt Pawlaczyk of LOT Polish Airlines Flight 5055 delivered a heart-wrenching farewell over the plane's intercom: "Dobranoc! Do widzenia! Czesc, giniemy!" which translates to the bone-chilling words, "Good night! Goodbye! Bye, we're dying!". The ill-fated Ilyushin II-62M was travelling from Warsaw to New York on May 9, 1987, with a scheduled fuel stop before continuing to San Francisco. However, all 172 passengers and 11 crew perished when the aircraft plummeted into the Kabaty Woods nature reserve near Warsaw 56 minutes after departure, becoming Poland's worst aviation disaster and the deadliest incident involving an Ilyushin II-62M. Mass tragedies like this have become less common in recent decades despite increasing flight numbers, and yet last month, 260 people died when an Air India flight failed to ascend after takeoff. Air traffic control recordings preserved the cockpit's last words at 11.12am local time. Captain Pawlaczyk, aged 59 with an extensive 19,745 flight hours under his belt, commanded a crew of Polish crew members who perished either from fire or were thrown from the aircraft during the sudden loss of cabin pressure. That tragic day saw 172 people on board: 155 Polish nationals and 17 Americans. The doomed voyage commenced with air traffic control directing the crew to ascend to 5,500m altitude as rapidly as possible. When the crew pushed the engines to maximum power for take-off, the faulty bearings in the second engine reached a catastrophic temperature of 1800 degrees and failed completely, resulting in the shaft's explosive destruction. The flight crew swiftly recognised that both the elevator controls had been compromised and the engines were no longer functioning. Travellers were reportedly aware of their perilous predicament, with Halina Domeracka, 58, penning a haunting message in her New Testament: "9.05.1987 The aircraft's damaged... God, what will happen now... Halina Domeracka, R. Tagore St. Warsaw.." Following the devastating accident, the nation held two days of national mourning, whilst international leaders, including Polish-born Pope John Paul II, conveyed deep grief over the disaster. The service remained operated by the Ilyushin II-62M until 1989, before switching to the inaugural Boeing 767 and later upgrading to the Boeing 787 in 2012.
Buzz Feed
4 days ago
- Health
- Buzz Feed
25 Target Products That Are Useful And Affordable
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News18
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- News18
UFC 318: Max Holloway STILL BMF; Dustin Poirier Bids Adieu
For the MMA faithful, UFC 318 was a reminder that this sport is equal parts heartbreak and celebration and a place where legends are immortalized, even in defeat. On a sticky Saturday night in New Orleans, a city that knows better than most how to throw a memorable farewell, Dustin 'The Diamond" Poirier had the rare privilege of a hero's send-o on home turf—only to nd his storybook ending gatecrashed by the Hawaiian hurricane named Max Holloway. In a contest that set the Smoothie King Center alight and left MMA acionados in raptures, Holloway retained his 'Baddest Motherf*****" belt and handed Poirier a bittersweet yet beautiful goodbye in a five-round symphony of violence, heart, and drama. Let's relive, step by step, the kind of brawl that keeps us all obsessed with this wild sport. The Prelude: UFC 318 was more than a numbered card—it was a love letter to Poirier, a son of Louisiana, who has personied grit and grace inside the world's most unforgiving proving ground. The arena buzzed with nervous anticipation as Poirier, anked by New Orleans legend Lil Wayne and bathed in the golden light of homecoming, made his nal walk to the octagon. Fleur-de-lis uttered above the masses, the echoes of jazz and Cajun chants commingling with the thumping bass of the arena. In the cage waited Max Holloway, BMF belt snug on his shoulder (figuratively, of course), grinning like a man who's never met a bad day, ready to rain on the parade. MMA is notorious for denying fairy tales their final flourish. And as it turned out, Holloway wasn't there merely to play foil to Poirier's dream exit—he was there to put on a show. With the first bell, it was clear both legends arrived with extra octane. Holloway, known for his tidal wave of punches, wasted zero time in nding his groove. Feints, jabs, and then—wham!—a clean right hand sent Poirier stumbling to the canvas just forty seconds in. The eruption from the crowd was instant, but so was their collective gasp as their man was in trouble early. Poirier, too proud (and probably too stubborn) to wilt at home, popped up, swinging back. But the statement had been made: Blessed was not here to play the guest of honor. Holloway dictated pace, found his range, and likely banked the opener with his signature intensity. Poirier survived, absorbed, and peered into the re. Round Two: If round one was a tease, round two was vintage Poirier-Holloway—controlled chaos, delivered in HD. Holloway pressed the gas, slicing with a sharp uppercut that oored Poirier for what seemed a knockdown number two. This should have spelled disaster, but 'The Diamond" knows how to thrive under pressure. Rather than fade, he delivered a Hollywood reversal, staggering Holloway with a furious left hand. Suddenly, Poirier's guillotine was locked in tight—crowd on its feet, New Orleans on the cusp of delirium—but Holloway, impossible to put away, wiggled out. The round ended in a blur—Poirier bleeding, Holloway smiling, and the consensus everywhere was: 'Okay, this is something special." Round Three: Sometimes after pure bedlam, fighters recalibrate, and that's exactly what round three brought. Poirier, face etched with a crimson cut, settled in to find his timing. Holloway returned to volume mode, peppering with the jab, darting in and out like a prizefighting gazelle. Yet, it was Poirier's laser-focused power shots that found the cleaner marks, particularly to the head. The round was close, but Poirier appeared to claim it by landing the harder, more significant shots. The chess match was a reminder: for all their brawling, these men are artists as much as warriors. Round Four: Championship rounds are where legends are built. And, boy, did round four deliver on the promise. Poirier cracked Holloway with pinpoint jabs, slicing open a nasty gash under the Hawaiian's left eye. Yet, the Blessed Express doesn't slow for minor inconveniences like blood. Max increased his output, pouring on punches in ve and six-punch combinations, gradually wearing Poirier down with sheer will. Still, Poirier fought smart—timing his counters, never allowing Holloway to get too comfortable. But Holloway's conditioning—the stu of myth—became pronounced, his pace relentless. Through the blood, sweat, and electric roar of the crowd, the sense grew: we were witnessing a classic. Round Five: If the first four rounds displayed technical mastery, the fth was pure poetry. With 10 seconds left, Holloway ashed his now-iconic gesture: nger to the mat, beckoning Poirier to stand and bang. The fighters emptied their tanks, Holloway swinging until the buzzer, as Poirier clinched to end the momentum. The crowd at a near-mystical fever pitch. Both of them—refusing to wilt, refusing to yield. If you love this sport, you live for moments like that: mutual respect in madness, legacy forged in chaos. The Tale in Numbers: For the stat-obsessed, Holloway's win was built on volume: he outstruck Poirier 186 to 114 in total strikes, outlanding 'The Diamond" in signicant strikes across four rounds. In a bout marked by, knockdowns, reversals, and surging momentum, those numbers only tell half the tale—but they underline Holloway's surgical pressure and gas tank. When Bruce Buer's dulcet tones rang out—49-46, 49-46, 48-47—all for Holloway, the result felt inevitable, but the ght was closer than any numbers or scorecards could summarize. Holloway had been the more present, precise, persistent force; but Poirier, with every ounce of heart, ensured his final walk wouldn't be forgotten. When The Night Is Over: Poirier, tears brimming in his eyes, placed his gloves in the center of the cage, bowing not just to the crowd but to the sport that's given and taken so much. 'I feel appreciated, I feel loved. What a ride," Poirier said, his voice echoing through the halls and through history. Holloway, ever the sportsman, saluted his foe: 'Dustin's the BMF tonight, man. Nobody does it like him. Thank you for sharing your house." Ultimately, Poirier didn't get the fairytale fadeout. But the way he went out—bloody, swinging, respected to the core by even his greatest rivals—was the stu of legend. Holloway, meanwhile, is now the rst to defend the BMF strap, has another classic to his name, and a clean shot at lightweight glory. top videos View all For the MMA faithful, UFC 318 wasn't just another night at the fights. It was a reminder that this sport, like New Orleans itself, is equal parts heartbreak and celebration—a place where legends are immortalized, even in defeat. The Diamond may not have ridden o with the belt, but he left holding the one thing every fighter truly wants: the love of the fight, and the love of the faithful. News18 Sports brings you the latest updates, live commentary, and highlights from cricket, football, tennis, badmintion, wwe and more. Catch breaking news, live scores, and in-depth coverage. Also Download the News18 App to stay updated! view comments Location : United States of America (USA) First Published: July 20, 2025, 15:30 IST News sports UFC 318: Max Holloway STILL BMF; Dustin Poirier Bids Adieu Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Hindu
16-07-2025
- Health
- The Hindu
Hyderabad's Bolarum saw highest ozone pollution this summer, says study
Ozone pollution spiked in several parts of Hyderabad this summer, but it was the industrial belt of Bolarum that saw the worst of it. Between March 1 and May 31, Bolarum recorded 17 days when ground-level ozone levels breached the safe limit — the highest in the city — according to a research paper published by the Centre for Science and Environment titled 'An invisible threat: Ground-level ozone – Metro cities' based on a study by Anumita Roychowdhury and Sharanjeet Kaur. The study tracked air quality in five major cities — Hyderabad, Mumbai, Kolkata-Howrah, Bengaluru and Chennai — using data from 80 stations under the Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring System (CAAQMS). As per the study, Bolarum is most chronically affected by ground-level ozone pollution, and exceeded the standard for 17 days in the study period. While the standard is 100 μg/m³ (micrograms per cubic metre of air), the levels of ozone nearly touched 140 μg/m³ on the days mentioned. There were no exceedances at other stations in the city barring ICRISAT which exceeded the standard for two days and Ramachandrapuram which exceeded for one day, totalling to 20 days of ozone exceedance in the city. The days of exceedance in Hyderabad were more concentrated between May 2 and 20. Good news is that the figure is 55% lower than what was recorded last summer. A comparison of May 2025 with May 2024 reveals that ground-level ozone is now lingering in the atmosphere even after sunset, and the average hourly ozone peak is 3% higher than last year, the study noted. At 45, Bengaluru recorded the highest number of days with ozone exceedance. Mumbai recorded 32 days, Kolkata 22 days, and Chennai recorded the lowest at 15 days. Unlike primary pollutants which are emitted directly from sources such as vehicles and industries, ground level ozone is formed through intricate chemical reactions involving nitrogen oxides, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and carbon monoxide, which are the pollutants released by vehicles, power plants, factories and other combustion sources, the study said. In the presence of sunlight, these substances undergo a series of cyclic reactions that result in the ozone formation near the ground. VOCs also have natural sources such as vegetation adding to the complexity, which explains the higher levels at ICRISAT. What's more threatening is that the ground level ozone can travel long distances, turning into a regional pollutant. It impacts agricultural productivity, threatening food security. Ozone is a highly reactive gas which can be harmful even with short duration exposure, and result in serious public health crisis, the study warned. Ground level ozone can inflame and damage the airways, increase susceptibility to infections and worsen respiratory conditions such as asthma, chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Children with underdeveloped lungs, order adults and people with existing respiratory conditions are particularly vulnerable. Hyderabad is prone to experience ozone exceedances during winter too, driven by cold, stagnant conditions and poor vertical mixing. But this winter, there was substantial improvement, with the city recording just nine days of exceedance which is a sharp decline from 43 days recorded during the winter of 2024, the study observed.
The Herald Scotland
15-07-2025
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
MLB All-Star Game starting lineups: Skenes, Skubal pitch; batting order
"It's such a huge honor to be on the stage and play with all these unbelievable players," Skenes said, "some of them that I've watched for years." It's the second All-Star start in a row for Skenes, who was picked to open in 2024 despite having just 11 MLB starts under his belt. Skenes has an NL-best 2.01 ERA in 20 starts this season and has surrendered just six home runs, but has a 4-8 record for the last-place Pirates. "Excited to go oat it with these guys tomorrow night, and obviously be able to give the ball to Tarik Skubal," Boone said. "Coming off a Cy Young season, and continuing that dominance in the first half of the season ... Can't wait to see him go get us off to a good start tomorrow." Skubal, the 2024 AL Cy Young winner, has been even better this year. The 28-year-old is 10-2 with 2.23 ERA, and and leads the AL in strikeouts per nine (11.4), WHIP (0.826) and strikeouts per walk (9.6) - all up from last year's historic campaign. Here's a look at the full starting lineups: MLB All-Star Game starting lineups American League Starting pitcher: Tarik Skubal, Tigers 2B Gleyber Torres, Tigers LF Riley Greene, Tigers RF Aaaron Judge, Yankees C Cal Raleigh, Mariners 1B Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Blue Jays DH Ryan O'Hearn, Orioles 3B Junior Caminero, Rays CF Javier Baez, Tigers SS Jacob Wilson, Athletics National League Starting pitcher: Paul Skenes, Pirates
