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On Monday, Sri Lanka halted its schools in the suburbs and the capital city of Colombo due to flooding caused by heavy rainfall in several areas of the island nation.
Many areas of the nation have been severely damaged by the weekend’s heavy downpours, which flooded roads, farms, and homes. The nation’s Disaster Management Center reports that 134,000 people have been impacted by flooding, and three people have perished in the water.
According to the center, around 7,000 people have been evacuated and 240 dwellings have been destroyed by rain and flooding. As a precaution, the authorities turned off the electricity in certain places.

According to The Associated Press, army and navy forces have been moved in to help casualties and supply food and other necessities.
Local television networks featured towns in the Colombo suburbs that were under water. In certain places, the waters reached

According to Indian media on Sunday, there have been over 70 fictitious bomb threats made against aircraft run by various Indian airlines this week, causing panic among travelers and delays across the globe.

The warnings caused planes to be diverted to Canada and Germany, while fighter jets sprung into action to escort airplanes in the skies above Britain and Singapore. All flights landed safely, according to AFP.

“Very strict action” would be taken, the Indian government and civil aviation authorities have warned.

The number of threats received in the last week has not been disclosed by New Delhi’s civil aviation authorities, but since October 13, more than 70 hoaxes targeting both local and foreign planes have been reported by the Times of India and broadcaster News18.