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1,761 Loco Pilots Failed Breathalyser Tests In 5 Years: Railway Minister
A total of 1,761 loco pilots have failed the Breathalyser (BA) test in the last five years, Union Minister of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw informed Rajya Sabha on Friday.
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Watch: Karnataka Lawyer, Allegedly Drunk, Assaults Traffic Cops
A lawyer, allegedly drunk, thrashed two traffic cops who asked him to stop for a breathalyser test in Karnataka. The incident was caught on cellphones. Rudrappa was riding his motorcycle in Davangere, about 260 km from Bengaluru, when traffic cops suspected he was drunk and asked him to stop.
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Soon, Hand-Held 'Breathalyser' To Diagnose Diabetes
Oxford researchers have developed a new, portable breath analyser that could someday help doctors diagnose diabetes without painful pinpricks, needles or other unpleasant methods.
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Thai Junta Extends "Attitude Adjustment" To New Year Drunk Drivers
Thailand's military government has expanded a draconian "attitude adjustment" programme aimed at muzzling its critics to include drink drivers in a bid to limit road accidents during the New Year period.
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Pilot and Crew Fail Breath Test, Pulled Off Plane in Oslo
The Latvian pilot of an airBaltic flight and three crew members were pulled off the Greece-bound plane in Oslo today after failing a breathalyser test before take-off, Norwegian police said.
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1,761 Loco Pilots Failed Breathalyser Tests In 5 Years: Railway Minister
A total of 1,761 loco pilots have failed the Breathalyser (BA) test in the last five years, Union Minister of Railways Ashwini Vaishnaw informed Rajya Sabha on Friday.
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Watch: Karnataka Lawyer, Allegedly Drunk, Assaults Traffic Cops
A lawyer, allegedly drunk, thrashed two traffic cops who asked him to stop for a breathalyser test in Karnataka. The incident was caught on cellphones. Rudrappa was riding his motorcycle in Davangere, about 260 km from Bengaluru, when traffic cops suspected he was drunk and asked him to stop.
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Soon, Hand-Held 'Breathalyser' To Diagnose Diabetes
Oxford researchers have developed a new, portable breath analyser that could someday help doctors diagnose diabetes without painful pinpricks, needles or other unpleasant methods.
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Thai Junta Extends "Attitude Adjustment" To New Year Drunk Drivers
Thailand's military government has expanded a draconian "attitude adjustment" programme aimed at muzzling its critics to include drink drivers in a bid to limit road accidents during the New Year period.
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Pilot and Crew Fail Breath Test, Pulled Off Plane in Oslo
The Latvian pilot of an airBaltic flight and three crew members were pulled off the Greece-bound plane in Oslo today after failing a breathalyser test before take-off, Norwegian police said.
