Breaking News Live Updates: San Antonio flood death toll rises to 11; search continues for missing – Times of India

India News Live Updates: CBI successfully coordinates return of wanted criminal Taher Salim Dola from UAE
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has successfully coordinated the return of Taher Salim Dola from UAE through INTERPOL Channels. Taher Salim Dola is a wanted subject of the Mumbai Police on the allegations of operating a synthetic drug manufacturing factory at Sangli, Maharashtra.

According to the release, the International Police Cooperation Unit (IPCU), CBI, in collaboration with NCB-Abu Dhabi, UAE, successfully brought back the wanted Red Notice subject Taher Salim Dola to India on Thursday.

India News Live Updates: Foreigner arrested in Bengaluru with Rs 10 crore MDMA drugs
Bengaluru Central Crime Branch (CCB) has arrested a foreign national in possession of MDMA drugs valued at Rs 10 crore in the international market. Police Commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh confirmed the arrest, stating it followed a tip-off.

Preliminary reports indicate the accused entered India via Delhi years ago and recently arrived in Bengaluru with a large drug consignment.

The individual claimed he intended to study at a Telangana college, which authorities are verifying. The CCB is now investigating potential linkages and networks involved. To combat drug abuse, Bengaluru Police will also organise a city-wide rally and seminar on June 26 to raise public awareness and encourage support for their “all-out campaign” against drugs

World News Live Updates: San Antonio flood death toll rises to 11; search continues for missing
The death toll from devastating flash floods in San Antonio has tragically climbed to 11, with six more bodies recovered. Authorities continue searching for several missing individuals near two city creeks, utilising canine units and a specialised FEMA urban search and rescue task force.

The flooding, caused by over 6 inches of rain concentrated from Wednesday night into Thursday morning, led to more than 80 water rescues and the closure of nearly 20 roads. San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg extended condolences to the victims’ families, as officials warn of continued flood concerns along two rivers through the weekend despite predictions of drier weather.

India News Live Updates: Massive forest fire rages in Reasi, Jammu & Kashmir
A massive forest fire intensified in the Bhaga village area of Reasi district, near NH-144A. The blaze, which has been burning for several days, has spread across hundreds of hectares and now threatens nearby villages and the vital national highway.

Firefighting teams from the Forest Department and Fire and Emergency Services are on site, battling the rapidly spreading flames fueled by dry weather and strong winds. DFO Reasi Sunil Singh confirmed the fire broke out at 4 pm yesterday.

Local residents expressed deep concern as the fire dangerously approached residential areas. Efforts to contain the inferno are ongoing, with officials acknowledging it is not yet fully controlled. Earlier yesterday, another major forest fire broke out in Pulwama district’s Gusu village, where dousing efforts are also underway.

World News Live Updates: Trump approves US Steel, Nippon Steel partnership with security guarantees
US President Donald Trump signed an executive order approving a partnership between US Steel and Nippon Steel, ending a long dispute over the foreign acquisition of a key American asset. The deal, initially a $14.9 billion merger announced in December 2023, was previously blocked by former US President Joe Biden over national security concerns.

Trump, who had initially opposed the takeover, now supports the “partnership” after new national security guarantees were agreed upon. In a joint statement, the companies announced approximately $11 billion in new investments by 2028, aiming to protect and create over 100,000 jobs. US Steel will reportedly remain headquartered in Pittsburgh.

India News Live Updates: BSF to get new uniforms for enhanced comfort and efficiency
Border Security Force (BSF) personnel will soon receive newly designed uniforms featuring upgraded fabric and a revised color scheme, aimed at improving comfort and efficiency across India’s varied climates. BSF (North) Deputy Inspector General Yogendra Singh Rathore confirmed major changes, including a shift to 80% cotton and 20% polyester for better breathability in hot and humid conditions.

The new design also alters the color pattern to 50% khaki, 45% green, and 5% brown, with updated logos and rank placements. This move follows a recent ceremonial uniform change by the Indian Army’s Balnoi Battalion and BSF in Poonch, Jammu and Kashmir, honoring Captain Satish Khera, who sacrificed his life in the 1965 Indo-Pak War.

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