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一 |     LONDON -- A fire burning in a London airport's parking structure early Wednesday caused a partial collapse, and five people have been hospitalized for smoke inhalation.All flights at Luton Airport were suspended until noon due to the fire, the airport posted on the X social media platform.Five people, firefighters and an airline official, were admitted to hospitals for smoke inhalation. A sixth person was treated at the scene.Video posted on social media and on British news outlets’ websites showed police and fire department vehicles gathered outside a multi-story parking structure where the top level was engulfed in orange flames. The newly built parking structure for Terminal 2 partially collapsed after the fire started around 9 p.m. Tuesday. The airport asked would-be passengers to stay away since access to the area was restricted.Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue, Bedfordshire Police and the East of England Ambulance remain on the scene.Luton Airport is about 35 miles (56 kilometers) north of central London and is one of several international airports serving the city.。    On Thursday, a video of an Instagram influencer smoking a cigarette inside a SpiceJet aircraft surfaced on social media, creating a flutter among people at a time when airlines have been reporting technical glitches at regular intervals.,The 12-second video shows Gurugram-based Bobby Kataria, who has over half a million followers on Instagram - lighting a cigarette in one of the middle rows of a SpiceJet plane.,It seems that the video showing the influencer taking a couple of puffs was recorded by some co-traveler.,इस देश में एयरपोर्ट पर सुरक्षा का हाल ये है । @AmitShah जी @AmitShah जी ये व्यक्ति सरेआम देश के क़ानून की धज्जियाँ उड़ा रहा है ।कितनी चूक है सुरक्षा में ये कारनामा । pic.twitter.com/JybE1EnGJh— Umesh Kumar (@Umeshnni) August 10, 2022,The video immediately went viral, prompting social media users to report it to India's Civil Aviation Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. The minister promised action against the aviation rules violator.,"Investigating it. There will be no tolerance towards such hazardous behavior," Scindia said.,The incident reportedly took place aboard a SpiceJet SG706 flight from Dubai to Delhi, which took place in January this year.,SpiceJet claimed it had put the person on the "no-fly list" for 15 days in February. India's Bureau of Civil Aviation Security has taken note of the old incident and registered a case with the police.。

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