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Air India found itself involved in another embarassing&nbsp;incident after passengers on one of its flights reported water leakage through overhead bins.

A user @baldwhiner shared the video, which captured the incident, on social media platform X.

Since the video was shared, it garnered a lot of attention on social media.

"Air India. Fly with us, it's not a trip… it's an immersive experience," said @baldwhiner in the sarcastic caption of the post.

In the video shared, several passengers were seen resting on one side of the plane and the seats on the other side were empty as water continued to drip down from the overhead bins.

As the video ended, the captain of the flight spoke about the issue of water leakage.

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The post was shared on the social media platform on November 29. However, &nbsp;WION couldn’t verify the authenticity of the video.&nbsp;

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The video has till now more than 5,000 likes and multiple comments.

"Some left their fully filled water bottle in cabin luggage, that might be the reason this is why they ask us to keep water bottles with us. Don't just simply blame the company," wrote a user.

"Can someone ask for a refund in such situations?" said another.

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A third user wrote, "Had a similar experience in 2018 Frankfurt to Delhi, just after the takeoff. The flight attendant said nothing to worry about, it was normal and asked me to move toward the kitchen until it stopped. 10 minutes later it was ok, probably some issue with AC."

"Omg, this is pathetic," commented a fourth user.

A fifth user stated, "Hope the passengers are compensated fairly."&nbsp;

One user also suggested that it may be a ‘technical glitch’, while others expressed anger lack of care and service of the airline.

‘This is a technical glitch. Can happen with any airline. Looks like the passengers are more comfortable than guys who propagate the video to defame the airline," said a user.&nbsp;

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Air India found itself involved in another embarassing incident after passengers on one of its flights reported water leakage through overhead bins. A user @baldwhiner shared the video, which captured the incident, on social media platform X.

Air India found itself involved in another embarassing incident after passengers on one of its flights reported water leakage through overhead bins. A user @baldwhiner shared the video, which captured the incident, on social media platform X. Since the video was shared, it garnered a lot of attention on social media. "Air India. Fly with us, it's not a trip… it's an immersive experience," said @baldwhiner in the sarcastic caption of the post. In the video shared, several passengers were seen resting on one side of the plane and the seats on the other side were empty as water continued to drip down from the overhead bins. As the video ended, the captain of the flight spoke about the issue of water leakage. Air India …. fly with us – it's not a trip … it's an immersive experience pic.twitter.com/cEVEoX0mmQ — JΛYΣƧΉ  (@baldwhiner) November 29, 2023 × Video goes viral on social media The post was shared on the social media platform on November 29. However, WION couldn’t verify the authenticity of the video. Also read: Air India passengers to undergo additional checks at Delhi airport after Pannun threatens to blow up flight The video has till now more than 5,000 likes and multiple comments. "Some left their fully filled water bottle in cabin luggage, that might be the reason this is why they ask us to keep water bottles with us. Don't just simply blame the company," wrote a user. "Can someone ask for a refund in such situations?" said another. Watch: Pannun Air India threat: What's stopping Trudeau from arresting the Khalistani terrorist? A third user wrote, "Had a similar experience in 2018 Frankfurt to Delhi, just after the takeoff. The flight attendant said nothing to worry about, it was normal and asked me to move toward the kitchen until it stopped. 10 minutes later it was ok, probably some issue with AC." "Omg, this is pathetic," commented a fourth user. A fifth user stated, "Hope the passengers are compensated fairly." One user also suggested that it may be a ‘technical glitch’, while others expressed anger lack of care and service of the airline. ‘This is a technical glitch. Can happen with any airline. Looks like the passengers are more comfortable than guys who propagate the video to defame the airline," said a user. (With inputs from agencies)

Watch: Water leaks from overhead bins in Air India flight, flyer questions airline's 'immersive experience'

In the recent few days, US intel leaks are raising the temperatures in diplomatic quarters in Washington as the country scurries to find out the source which triggered this turmoil. According to open source investigation site Bellingcat, the documents first leaked on the online media platform Discord where the pictures of the classified information was posted for everyone to see.&nbsp;

The leaks on Discord application came a month before it was first reported on 5 April. As per a report, some of these documents surfaced on Discord as early as January. If this is true, these documents have been breached for months now and are only now that it is creating ripples in Pentagon.&nbsp;

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Bellingcat carried out an investigation to spot the source of the US intel leaks and found the roots of it in the now-defunct Discord server. The portal in an article under the title “improbable journey” said that three users confirmed the leak of these documents.&nbsp;

<h2>What is Discord?&nbsp;</h2>

Discord is a social media site for video game enthusiasts who can get connected with each other over the chat application. The app was co-founded in 2015 by a computer programmer Jason Citron.&nbsp;

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However, just like everything, things changed for Discord during the COVID-19 pandemic. The application saw its popularity grow beyond its niche of people who played video games.&nbsp;

“Where you can belong to a school club, a gaming group, or a worldwide art community." That is how the San Francisco-based site describes itself. The Discord server can be joined by anyone. People after joining the server can connect with each other.&nbsp;

<h2>How US intel leaks landed on Discord chat server?&nbsp;</h2>

As per AP news agency, a poster popped up in one of the server chats where people were engaged in a conversation around the Russia-Ukraine war. The report disclosed that an online person which goes by the name Lucca shared the documents. Later, these documents caught people's attention until it snowballed and got wider interest. However, all these details cannot be verified.&nbsp;

The leaks from Discord were also picked by image-based bulletin board website, 4chan. And once the cat was out of the bag, the documents also appeared on various other platforms like Twitter and Telegram.&nbsp;

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“As this remains an active investigation, we cannot provide further comment at this time,” Discord said in a statement. Discord has stoked controversy previously as well.&nbsp;

A teenager, before killing 10 people at a grocery store in Buffalo, United States in a gun shooting, posted racist memes on the app.

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In the recent few days, US intel leaks are raising the temperatures in diplomatic quarters in Washington as the country scurries to find out the source which triggered this turmoil. According to open source investigation site Bellingcat, the documents first leaked on the online media platform Discord where the pictures of the classified information was posted for everyone to see. The leaks on Discord application came a month before it was first reported on 5 April. As per a report, some of these documents surfaced on Discord as early as January. If this is true, these documents have been breached for months now and are only now that it is creating ripples in Pentagon. Also Read | Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi's marriage not as per Shariah law: Cleric Bellingcat carried out an investigation to spot the source of the US intel leaks and found the roots of it in the now-defunct Discord server. The portal in an article under the title “improbable journey” said that three users confirmed the leak of these documents. What is Discord? Discord is a social media site for video game enthusiasts who can get connected with each other over the chat application. The app was co-founded in 2015 by a computer programmer Jason Citron. Also Read | Universal cure for cancer not anytime soon, tumours have 'almost infinite' ability to evolve: Research However, just like everything, things changed for Discord during the COVID-19 pandemic. The application saw its popularity grow beyond its niche of people who played video games. “Where you can belong to a school club, a gaming group, or a worldwide art community." That is how the San Francisco-based site describes itself. The Discord server can be joined by anyone. People after joining the server can connect with each other. How US intel leaks landed on Discord chat server? As per AP news agency, a poster popped up in one of the server chats where people were engaged in a conversation around the Russia-Ukraine war. The report disclosed that an online person which goes by the name Lucca shared the documents. Later, these documents caught people's attention until it snowballed and got wider interest. However, all these details cannot be verified. The leaks from Discord were also picked by image-based bulletin board website, 4chan. And once the cat was out of the bag, the documents also appeared on various other platforms like Twitter and Telegram. Watch | Prince Harry to attend King Charles Coronation without wife Meghan × How did Discord comment? “As this remains an active investigation, we cannot provide further comment at this time,” Discord said in a statement. Discord has stoked controversy previously as well. A teenager, before killing 10 people at a grocery store in Buffalo, United States in a gun shooting, posted racist memes on the app. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Sweden and Denmark are investigating the four leaks in Nord Stream gas pipelines. The Swedish investigating authorities said on Thursday that an inspection of two of the leaks at the Nord Stream gas pipelines has supported the suspicions that they were acts of sabotage.

Sweden and Denmark investigate the four Nord Stream leaks

A series of unexpected leaks on two natural gas pipelines running from Russia under the Baltic Sea to Germany triggered concerns about sabotage Tuesday. The pipelines have been at the center of an energy war between Europe and Russia since the invasion of Ukraine in late February.

Leaks in Nord stream gas pipelines raises Europe's concerns about sabotage

Unexplained gas leaks detected in the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines from Russia to Germany have prompted investigations by European countries into the cause amid fear of possible sabotage.

Europe investigates unexplained leaks in Nord stream pipelines

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Cooling water levels have fallen in two reactors at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant since a powerful earthquake hit the area last weekend, indicating possible additional damage, its operator said on Friday.&nbsp;

New damage could further complicate the plant's already difficult decommissioning process, which is expected to take decades.&nbsp;

Tokyo Electric Power Co spokesman Keisuke Matsuo said the drop in water levels in the unit one and three reactors indicates that the existing damage to their primary containment chambers was worsened by Saturday's magnitude 7.3 quake, allowing more water to leak.&nbsp;

The leaked water is believed to have remained inside the reactor buildings and there is no sign of any outside impact, he said.&nbsp;

In 2011, a powerful magnitude 9.1 earthquake and tsunami damaged the Fukushima plant's cooling systems, causing three reactor cores to melt and nuclear fuel to fall to the bottom of their primary containment vessels.&nbsp;

TEPCO will monitor the water and temperatures at the bottom of the containment vessels, Matsuo said.&nbsp;

Since the 2011 disaster, cooling water has been escaping constantly from the damaged primary containment vessels into the basements of the reactor buildings.&nbsp;

To make up for the loss, additional cooling water has been pumped into the reactors to cool the melted fuel remaining inside them. The recent decline in the water levels indicates that more water than before is leaking out, TEPCO said.&nbsp;

More than 180 people received mostly minor injuries from Saturday's earthquake, according to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency. The quake also triggered landslides, damaged homes and a high-speed train line, and caused widespread power and water supply disruptions.&nbsp;

TEPCO initially reported that there was no abnormality at the plant from Saturday's quake.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the Tokyo High Court on Friday held the government as well as TEPCO accountable for the 2011 nuclear disaster, ordering both to pay about 280 million yen (USD 2.6 million) in compensation to more than 40 plaintiffs forced to evacuate to Chiba, near Tokyo, for their lost livelihoods and homes.&nbsp;

Friday's decision reverses an earlier ruling by the Chiba district court that excluded the government from responsibility. Judge Yukio Shirai said the government could have foreseen the risk of a massive tsunami and taken measures after a long-term assessment in 2002 of seismic activities.&nbsp;

Cooling water levels have fallen in two reactors at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant since a powerful earthquake hit the area last weekend, indicating possible additional damage, its operator said on Friday.

Cooling water levels have fallen in two reactors at the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant since a powerful earthquake hit the area last weekend, indicating possible additional damage, its operator said on Friday. New damage could further complicate the plant's already difficult decommissioning process, which is expected to take decades. Tokyo Electric Power Co spokesman Keisuke Matsuo said the drop in water levels in the unit one and three reactors indicates that the existing damage to their primary containment chambers was worsened by Saturday's magnitude 7.3 quake, allowing more water to leak. The leaked water is believed to have remained inside the reactor buildings and there is no sign of any outside impact, he said. In 2011, a powerful magnitude 9.1 earthquake and tsunami damaged the Fukushima plant's cooling systems, causing three reactor cores to melt and nuclear fuel to fall to the bottom of their primary containment vessels. TEPCO will monitor the water and temperatures at the bottom of the containment vessels, Matsuo said. Since the 2011 disaster, cooling water has been escaping constantly from the damaged primary containment vessels into the basements of the reactor buildings. To make up for the loss, additional cooling water has been pumped into the reactors to cool the melted fuel remaining inside them. The recent decline in the water levels indicates that more water than before is leaking out, TEPCO said. More than 180 people received mostly minor injuries from Saturday's earthquake, according to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency. The quake also triggered landslides, damaged homes and a high-speed train line, and caused widespread power and water supply disruptions. TEPCO initially reported that there was no abnormality at the plant from Saturday's quake. Meanwhile, the Tokyo High Court on Friday held the government as well as TEPCO accountable for the 2011 nuclear disaster, ordering both to pay about 280 million yen (USD 2.6 million) in compensation to more than 40 plaintiffs forced to evacuate to Chiba, near Tokyo, for their lost livelihoods and homes. Friday's decision reverses an earlier ruling by the Chiba district court that excluded the government from responsibility. Judge Yukio Shirai said the government could have foreseen the risk of a massive tsunami and taken measures after a long-term assessment in 2002 of seismic activities.

Water leaks indicate new damage at Fukushima nuclear plant

The second episode of the eighth and final season of "<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/game-of-thrones-season-8-premiere-writer-reveals-what-the-night-king-spiral-sigil-means-211838">Game of Thrones</a>" leaked on the Internet ahead of its scheduled broadcast time on HBO Sunday.

According to The Wrap, fans of the epic fantasy series alerted on social media about the leak, claiming that the to-be-aired episode was released early via Amazon Prime Video in Germany.

The show, whose first episode of the eighth season premiered last week, airs on HBO at 9 pm Eastern Time.

Some social media users responded to the leak.

"You can legally watch leaked episode on Amazon in Germany #GameofThrones," a user wrote on Twitter.

A German Reddit user posted, "Why can I see the second Episode yet (sic)?!"

The post also featured a screenshot from Amazon Prime in Germany that showed the opening titles of the show, captioned,&nbsp;"Game of Thrones, Staffel 8 [dt./OV] Folge 2" or season eight, episode two.

The publication also confirmed that the second episode was in fact released early, adding that it could be viewed after clicking on an attached link.

Representatives for HBO and Amazon Prime Video did not immediately respond to the request for comment.

This is a second leak of the show after the highly-anticipated opening episode of the final season landed on DirecTV Now, four hours ahead of its premiere time last week.

The second episode of the eighth and final season of "Game of Thrones" leaked on the Internet ahead of its scheduled broadcast time on HBO Sunday. According to The Wrap, fans of the epic fantasy series alerted on social media about the leak, claiming that the to-be-aired episode was released early via Amazon Prime Video in Germany.

The second episode of the eighth and final season of "Game of Thrones" leaked on the Internet ahead of its scheduled broadcast time on HBO Sunday. According to The Wrap, fans of the epic fantasy series alerted on social media about the leak, claiming that the to-be-aired episode was released early via Amazon Prime Video in Germany. The show, whose first episode of the eighth season premiered last week, airs on HBO at 9 pm Eastern Time. Some social media users responded to the leak. "You can legally watch leaked episode on Amazon in Germany #GameofThrones," a user wrote on Twitter. A German Reddit user posted, "Why can I see the second Episode yet (sic)?!" The post also featured a screenshot from Amazon Prime in Germany that showed the opening titles of the show, captioned, "Game of Thrones, Staffel 8 [dt./OV] Folge 2" or season eight, episode two. The publication also confirmed that the second episode was in fact released early, adding that it could be viewed after clicking on an attached link. Representatives for HBO and Amazon Prime Video did not immediately respond to the request for comment. This is a second leak of the show after the highly-anticipated opening episode of the final season landed on DirecTV Now, four hours ahead of its premiere time last week.

'Game of Thrones' S8 episode 2 leaks online hours before HBO airing

China&#39;s military on Sunday launched a website inviting the public to report leaks and fake news, as well as illegal online activities by military personnel, the latest step in a push to ensure Communist Party control over the internet.

Beijing has been ramping up measures to secure the internet and maintain strict censorship, a process that accelerated ahead of the party&#39;s five-yearly National Congress that took place in October.

The new website is an effort to implement the guiding spirit of the Congress and will help maintain a &quot;clear internet space&quot; surrounding the military, according to 81.cn, the military&#39;s official news portal.

Citizens are encouraged to use the platform to report online content that attacks the military&#39;s absolute leadership and distorts the history of the military and the Communist Party, the website said.

Cases of military personnel illegally opening online social accounts and publishing unauthorized information should also be reported, it said.

President Xi Jinping has made China&#39;s &quot;cyber sovereignty&quot; a top priority in his sweeping campaign to bolster security. He has also reasserted the ruling Communist Party&#39;s role in limiting and guiding the online discussion.

China's military on Sunday launched a website inviting the public to report leaks and fake news, as well as illegal online activities by military personnel

China's military on Sunday launched a website inviting the public to report leaks and fake news, as well as illegal online activities by military personnel, the latest step in a push to ensure Communist Party control over the internet. Beijing has been ramping up measures to secure the internet and maintain strict censorship, a process that accelerated ahead of the party's five-yearly National Congress that took place in October. The new website is an effort to implement the guiding spirit of the Congress and will help maintain a "clear internet space" surrounding the military, according to 81.cn, the military's official news portal. Citizens are encouraged to use the platform to report online content that attacks the military's absolute leadership and distorts the history of the military and the Communist Party, the website said. Cases of military personnel illegally opening online social accounts and publishing unauthorized information should also be reported, it said. President Xi Jinping has made China's "cyber sovereignty" a top priority in his sweeping campaign to bolster security. He has also reasserted the ruling Communist Party's role in limiting and guiding the online discussion.

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