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The Sun
25-05-2025
- The Sun
EasyJet flight chaos as passenger grabs plane door & screams ‘bomb' on flight to Manchester forcing emergency landing
A FRANTIC passenger on board an easyJet flight forced pilots to land in Germany after "grabbing the emergency exit" and screaming about a "bomb". The woman passenger on board the flight from Turkey to Manchester was travelling alone when she pulled the erratic stunt. 1 According to witnesses she screamed that there was a "bomb" on the flight before lunging for the exit door and life jackets. She was then "wrestled away" from the emergency door before the flight diverted and landed in Frankfurt. The airliner confirmed that a "disruptive" passenger caused flight EZY2148 to change destination. A passenger sitting close to the emergency exit, told Manchester Evening News: "Once the plane had took off, she began to run up and down the plane screaming about how it was going down and there was a bomb. "She also tried to get life jackets and oxygen masks out." is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video.
Times
23-05-2025
- Times
I was young, successful — then I had a psychotic break
'Bomb!' Again. Tell them again. 'Bomb! There's a bomb in my bag!' The conveyor belt slams to a halt and an alarm screams. People rush away and rush forward, dive to my right and hop to my left, and now smartphone camera lights are flashing. Then I am surrounded by security personnel. 'Ma'am, you'll need to come with me please.' The woman speaking is dressed as an airport official. But she's part of the sex-trafficking ring I fled weeks before in LA. I just know. What to do? Follow her to arrest, to interrogation? Or run? The guards flanking her are armed. They escort me, against my will, to a low-lit room where an injection is produced. A lethal injection. *** As it turns out,
Free Malaysia Today
20-05-2025
- Free Malaysia Today
Cops detonate old artillery shell found in Perak
Perak Tengah police chief Hafezul Helmi Hamzah said the bomb was found by a 55-year-old local man while carrying out routine work in the area at 8pm. (Facebook pic) PETALING JAYA : A 155mm artillery shell was found in an open area in Sungai Tumbuh, Bandar Universiti, Seri Iskandar, Perak, yesterday. Perak Tengah police chief Hafezul Helmi Hamzah said the old bomb, weighing 35kg, was found by a 55-year-old local man who was carrying out routine work there at about 8pm. 'The bomb disposal unit of the Perak police headquarters was dispatched to the location for further investigation,' Bernama reported him as saying. Hafezul said the unit then detonated the bomb at the site at 9am today. 'Further examination of the area where the bomb was discovered found the place to be safe,' he said.
Free Malaysia Today
20-05-2025
- Free Malaysia Today
World War II-era bomb found at Penang construction site
Police received a report from the public about the discovery of the bomb at 9.42pm. (PDRM pic) GEORGE TOWN : An old bomb, believed to be a still-active relic from World War II, was discovered at a construction site on Jalan Seri Tanjung Pinang in Tanjung Tokong. Timur Laut police chief Abdul Rozak Muhammad said police received a report from the public about the discovery of the bomb at 9.42pm. 'The bomb disposal unit of the Penang contingent police headquarters inspected the object and confirmed that it was an unexploded ordnance bomb dating back to World War II. 'No property damage or casualties were reported in this incident,' he said in a statement. Rozak said that the area was confirmed to be safe, while the bomb is scheduled for disposal today.
Malay Mail
20-05-2025
- General
- Malay Mail
Police confirm discovery of Second World War bomb in Tanjung Tokong
GEORGE TOWN, May 20 — An old bomb, believed to be a still-active relic from the Second World War, was discovered at a construction site on Jalan Seri Tanjung Pinang, Tanjung Tokong. Timur Laut police chief ACP Abdul Rozak Muhammad said police received a report from the public about the bomb's discovery at 9.42 pm. 'The Bomb Disposal Unit (UPB) of the Penang contingent police headquarters (IPK) inspected the object and confirmed that it was an unexploded ordnance (UXO) bomb dating back to the Second World War. 'No casualties or property damage were reported in this incident,' he said in a statement. Abdul Rozak said that the UPB's inspection confirmed the area is safe, and the bomb is scheduled for disposal today. — Bernama
