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"Will Represent Voice Of Suppressed": Thadou Tribe On New Global Body
A section of the Thadou tribes represented by the Manipur-based Thadou Students' Association (TSA) has formed a global platform to look into critical issues facing the community, particularly in Manipur, the TSA's general headquarters said.
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Officials At US Airport Find Bag Of Snakes Hidden In Passenger's Pants, Share Pics
Officers at the Miami International Airport found the small bag of snakes hidden in a passengers trousers on April 26 at a checkpoint.
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US Woman Slips Past Airport Security, Boards Flight Without A Ticket
American Airlines acknowledged the incident, stating that it was detected somewhere along the approximately five-hour journey.
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US Airport Officers Caught On Camera Stealing Money From Passengers' Bags
The officers allegedly stole at least $600 in cash and other items from passengers' luggage.
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Woman In US Attacks Airport Staff After They Take Away Her Apple Juice
The officials stated that two TSA agents were taken to the hospital "to be treated for undisclosed injuries" but were discharged shortly.
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US Airport Seizes 84 mm Calibre Weapon From Passenger's Baggage
At the San Antonio International Airport, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) seized a portable anti-tank gun from a traveler's luggage.
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US Airport Security Finds Huge Boa Constrictor Snake Coiled Up In Passengers' Carry-On Bag
In a bizarre incident, a woman flying at Tampa International Airport attempted to bring a 4-foot snake on her flight but was rejected by the airline, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
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US Airport Security Finds Live Cat Curled Up Inside Passenger's Suitcase
Before the baggage was due to be loaded onto the aircraft at John F Kennedy International Airport, a security guard discovered a live cat inside the case after it had passed through an airport X-ray machine.
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Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack: US to Require Energy Pipelines Report Hacks or Face Fines
Energy pipeline companies will have to report cybersecurity incidents to the US government under a new directive that will be announced by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), senior government officials said.
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Colonial Pipeline Hack: US to Boost Cyber Protections for Supply Companies following ransomware attack
The Biden administration is working with pipeline companies to strengthen protections against cyberattacks following the Colonial Pipeline hack, with announcements of actions planned in coming days, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said.
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US May Allow Laptops, Liquids In Carry-On Bags At Security Check: Report
Passengers might be allowed to keep liquids and laptops in their carry-on bags at airport security checkpoints in the US if screening technology being tested at select airports is widely adopted.
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Man Tried To Bring Python On Plane By Hiding It In computer Hard Drive
A man tried to bring a python onto a plane in Miami by hiding it inside a hard drive, according to a news report. He and the snake did not make the flight that was headed to Barbados, authorities said.
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A Canadian Leader Was Asked By TSA To Remove His Turban. US Officials Express 'Regret.'
About a year ago, while at an airport in Detroit, Canadian Cabinet minister Navdeep Bains found himself in a situation he had never experienced before.
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Why Travelling With Gunpowder (No, Not That Kind) Will Always Be Tough
Anyone who has travelled to or from the United States with food - especially Indian food - in their luggage knows the dread of having to explain what's in all those Tupperware boxes to authorities at the airport. In a Facebook post, a US-based social media consultant and journalist pointed out just how difficult things could get when travelling wit...
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US TSA Says It Does Not Search Travellers' Devices for Content
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents do, at times, conduct searches of electronic devices at international border crossings, including airports, without first obtaining a warrant.
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"Will Represent Voice Of Suppressed": Thadou Tribe On New Global Body
A section of the Thadou tribes represented by the Manipur-based Thadou Students' Association (TSA) has formed a global platform to look into critical issues facing the community, particularly in Manipur, the TSA's general headquarters said.
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Officials At US Airport Find Bag Of Snakes Hidden In Passenger's Pants, Share Pics
Officers at the Miami International Airport found the small bag of snakes hidden in a passengers trousers on April 26 at a checkpoint.
-
US Woman Slips Past Airport Security, Boards Flight Without A Ticket
American Airlines acknowledged the incident, stating that it was detected somewhere along the approximately five-hour journey.
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US Airport Officers Caught On Camera Stealing Money From Passengers' Bags
The officers allegedly stole at least $600 in cash and other items from passengers' luggage.
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Woman In US Attacks Airport Staff After They Take Away Her Apple Juice
The officials stated that two TSA agents were taken to the hospital "to be treated for undisclosed injuries" but were discharged shortly.
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US Airport Seizes 84 mm Calibre Weapon From Passenger's Baggage
At the San Antonio International Airport, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) seized a portable anti-tank gun from a traveler's luggage.
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US Airport Security Finds Huge Boa Constrictor Snake Coiled Up In Passengers' Carry-On Bag
In a bizarre incident, a woman flying at Tampa International Airport attempted to bring a 4-foot snake on her flight but was rejected by the airline, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
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US Airport Security Finds Live Cat Curled Up Inside Passenger's Suitcase
Before the baggage was due to be loaded onto the aircraft at John F Kennedy International Airport, a security guard discovered a live cat inside the case after it had passed through an airport X-ray machine.
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Colonial Pipeline Ransomware Attack: US to Require Energy Pipelines Report Hacks or Face Fines
Energy pipeline companies will have to report cybersecurity incidents to the US government under a new directive that will be announced by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), senior government officials said.
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Colonial Pipeline Hack: US to Boost Cyber Protections for Supply Companies following ransomware attack
The Biden administration is working with pipeline companies to strengthen protections against cyberattacks following the Colonial Pipeline hack, with announcements of actions planned in coming days, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said.
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US May Allow Laptops, Liquids In Carry-On Bags At Security Check: Report
Passengers might be allowed to keep liquids and laptops in their carry-on bags at airport security checkpoints in the US if screening technology being tested at select airports is widely adopted.
-
Man Tried To Bring Python On Plane By Hiding It In computer Hard Drive
A man tried to bring a python onto a plane in Miami by hiding it inside a hard drive, according to a news report. He and the snake did not make the flight that was headed to Barbados, authorities said.
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A Canadian Leader Was Asked By TSA To Remove His Turban. US Officials Express 'Regret.'
About a year ago, while at an airport in Detroit, Canadian Cabinet minister Navdeep Bains found himself in a situation he had never experienced before.
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Why Travelling With Gunpowder (No, Not That Kind) Will Always Be Tough
Anyone who has travelled to or from the United States with food - especially Indian food - in their luggage knows the dread of having to explain what's in all those Tupperware boxes to authorities at the airport. In a Facebook post, a US-based social media consultant and journalist pointed out just how difficult things could get when travelling wit...
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US TSA Says It Does Not Search Travellers' Devices for Content
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents do, at times, conduct searches of electronic devices at international border crossings, including airports, without first obtaining a warrant.
