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Mumbai Police Reacts To Zomato Delivery Man's ''Secret Ganja'' Inquiry https://ift.tt/UtPXjpa Mumbai police has reacted to a viral tweet claiming that one of Zomato's delivery executives offered to bring weed to a customer. X user Sakshi Jain, in a now-deleted tweet, shared a screenshot of the message about how a Zomato delivery agent asked her friend if she wanted 'secret ganja.' Mumbai police, which is known for its witty and hilarious anti-drug posts responded to the tweet and wrote, ''Ma'am, we really need what he's got. WE'ED be happy to get in touch with your roommate's delivery partner, for his benevolence! Please DM, we can reach the location in 10 minutes too.'' They also added hashtags like #DeliveringSafety, #HashSayNoToDrugs, and #HoshMeinAao urging users to not do drugs. See the tweet here: Ma'am, we really need what he's got. WE'ED be happy to get in touch with your roommate's delivery partner, for his benevolence! Please DM, we can reach the location in 10 minutes too! #DeliveringSafety#HashSayNoToDrugs#HoshMeinAao https://t.co/s51sGZY3i1 — मुंबई पोलीस - Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) September 11, 2023 It all happened when the X user's roommate ordered food from Subway around 2:30 a.m. and received an unusual text from the delivery agent. He asked the customer whether there was something else she needed apart from her order. Sharing the image, Sakshi Jain wrote, ''So my roommate had placed an order from @zomato last night, and this is what the delivery guy texted her.'' She attached a screenshot of the message that read, ''I am on my way to deliver your order. Kuch chahiye aap ko. Secret Ganja (Weed), etc.'' A screenshot of the conversation went viral on social media, leaving users amused who cracked jokes and made memes on it. Some also raised some valid concerns and tagged Zomato alerting them about the illegal practice. https://ift.tt/feUrELA September 12, 2023 at 07:48AM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Mumbai police has reacted to a viral tweet claiming that one of Zomato's delivery executives offered to bring weed to a customer. X user Sakshi Jain, in a now-deleted tweet, shared a screenshot of the message about how a Zomato delivery agent asked her friend if she wanted 'secret ganja.'
Mumbai police, which is known for its witty and hilarious anti-drug posts responded to the tweet and wrote, ''Ma'am, we really need what he's got. WE'ED be happy to get in touch with your roommate's delivery partner, for his benevolence! Please DM, we can reach the location in 10 minutes too.''
They also added hashtags like #DeliveringSafety, #HashSayNoToDrugs, and #HoshMeinAao urging users to not do drugs.
See the tweet here:
Ma'am, we really need what he's got. WE'ED be happy to get in touch with your roommate's delivery partner, for his benevolence!
— मुंबई पोलीस - Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) September 11, 2023
Please DM, we can reach the location in 10 minutes too! #DeliveringSafety#HashSayNoToDrugs#HoshMeinAao https://t.co/s51sGZY3i1
It all happened when the X user's roommate ordered food from Subway around 2:30 a.m. and received an unusual text from the delivery agent. He asked the customer whether there was something else she needed apart from her order.
Sharing the image, Sakshi Jain wrote, ''So my roommate had placed an order from @zomato last night, and this is what the delivery guy texted her.'' She attached a screenshot of the message that read, ''I am on my way to deliver your order. Kuch chahiye aap ko. Secret Ganja (Weed), etc.''
A screenshot of the conversation went viral on social media, leaving users amused who cracked jokes and made memes on it. Some also raised some valid concerns and tagged Zomato alerting them about the illegal practice.
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Delta Passenger's Missing Dog Found Safe After 3 Weeks At US Airport https://ift.tt/nr80Iqh After nearly a month of anxiety, a passenger's dog was found at an Atlanta airport three weeks after Delta Air Lines lost it. Delta Air Lines passenger Paula Rodriguez's 6-year-old dog named Maia was lost in August at the airport. According to airport officials, Maia was found by the airport's operations team hiding near the north cargo facilities. "Tired but in apparent good health, she was transported to a vet and is expected to return home soon," airport officials wrote on X, formerly Twitter. Maia, the dog who escaped onto the airfield at the world's busiest airport, was recovered on September 9. ATL's Operations team found her hiding near the North Cargo facilities. Tired but in apparent good health, she was transported to a vet and is expected to return home soon. pic.twitter.com/eNbM6us1BW — Atlanta Airport (@ATLairport) September 10, 2023 According to a CNN report, the mishap began when Ms Rodriguez and Maia were heading on a two-week vacation to California from their home in the Dominican Republic. However, when they arrived in Atlanta for a layover, Ms. Rodriguez was informed by border patrol that her visa did not meet the necessary requirements and told her she would need to return home on the next flight. Ms Rodriguez was separated from her pet dog and was informed that she had to spend the night alone in the detention center to await a flight to Punta Cana the following day. "They called a Delta agent, who took Maia from me," Ms Rodriguez told CNN. The next day, she arrived at her flight's gate early, eagerly awaiting her reunion with her pooch. But Maia never arrived. Ms Rodriguez was forced to board the next flight because of her visa issue. "Everyone who knows me knows what she means to me," Rodriguez said. "I don't go anywhere without her. She's so well-behaved that I take her to restaurants, literally everywhere. She's my partner in everything." Two days after Maia went missing, a Delta representative contacted Ms Rodriguez to share unfortunate news. "He said that she was being transported (to the plane) on the runway, and staff had opened her kennel, and she had escaped into the middle of the runway," she told CNN. Since Rodriguez's tourist visa was cancelled, she sent her mother to Atlanta to help search for the dog. Weeks went by without any updates from Delta until the good news came this past weekend. https://ift.tt/WX4qxM5 September 11, 2023 at 11:40PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
After nearly a month of anxiety, a passenger's dog was found at an Atlanta airport three weeks after Delta Air Lines lost it. Delta Air Lines passenger Paula Rodriguez's 6-year-old dog named Maia was lost in August at the airport.
According to airport officials, Maia was found by the airport's operations team hiding near the north cargo facilities. "Tired but in apparent good health, she was transported to a vet and is expected to return home soon," airport officials wrote on X, formerly Twitter.
Maia, the dog who escaped onto the airfield at the world's busiest airport, was recovered on September 9. ATL's Operations team found her hiding near the North Cargo facilities. Tired but in apparent good health, she was transported to a vet and is expected to return home soon. pic.twitter.com/eNbM6us1BW
— Atlanta Airport (@ATLairport) September 10, 2023
According to a CNN report, the mishap began when Ms Rodriguez and Maia were heading on a two-week vacation to California from their home in the Dominican Republic. However, when they arrived in Atlanta for a layover, Ms. Rodriguez was informed by border patrol that her visa did not meet the necessary requirements and told her she would need to return home on the next flight.
Ms Rodriguez was separated from her pet dog and was informed that she had to spend the night alone in the detention center to await a flight to Punta Cana the following day. "They called a Delta agent, who took Maia from me," Ms Rodriguez told CNN.
The next day, she arrived at her flight's gate early, eagerly awaiting her reunion with her pooch. But Maia never arrived. Ms Rodriguez was forced to board the next flight because of her visa issue.
"Everyone who knows me knows what she means to me," Rodriguez said. "I don't go anywhere without her. She's so well-behaved that I take her to restaurants, literally everywhere. She's my partner in everything."
Two days after Maia went missing, a Delta representative contacted Ms Rodriguez to share unfortunate news. "He said that she was being transported (to the plane) on the runway, and staff had opened her kennel, and she had escaped into the middle of the runway," she told CNN.
Since Rodriguez's tourist visa was cancelled, she sent her mother to Atlanta to help search for the dog.
Weeks went by without any updates from Delta until the good news came this past weekend.
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Wholesome Video Shows Tiger Family Taking A Nap In The Wild https://ift.tt/GCJwFq1 Indian Forest Service officer Ramesh Pandey just made Sunday evening a little brighter for many social media users as he shared a delightful video of a family of tigers taking a nap. The undated video is now going viral on the internet. In the video, the family of tigers can be seen napping together. "It's sleeping time. Rearing cubs for a mother tigress is tough job. She solely and secretively takes care of cubs and teaches tricks of survival and hunting," Mr Pandey wrote on X, formerly Twitter along with a video. The video was originally shared by Indian Forest Services officer Susanta Nanda. See the video here: It's sleeping time. Rearing cubs for a mother tigress is tough job. She solely and secretively takes care of cubs and teaches tricks of survival and hunting. Via: Susanta Nanda pic.twitter.com/YXmDfpMCL6 — Ramesh Pandey (@rameshpandeyifs) September 9, 2023 The video of the family of tigers has been viewed over 42,000 times since being shared online. It has also collected a number of delighted comments, with one person calling it a "treat of the eyes". "Such bliss to hear and see them so happy," a user wrote on X. "Such a lovely sight indeed," another user wrote on X. The third user wrote, "Amazing sir.. wonderful.... thank you sir for sharing such adorable videos." "Adorable," the fourth wrote. "Wonderful video," the fifth user commented. In 2021, a rare sight of six tigers walking together also went viral. In the video, a group of tigers were seen walking down an unpaved road in a forest. The undated video was reportedly filmed at Umred-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary near Nagpur in Maharashtra. https://ift.tt/m0k3grM September 10, 2023 at 10:46PM NDTV News-Offbeat https://www.ndtv.com
Indian Forest Service officer Ramesh Pandey just made Sunday evening a little brighter for many social media users as he shared a delightful video of a family of tigers taking a nap. The undated video is now going viral on the internet.
In the video, the family of tigers can be seen napping together.
"It's sleeping time. Rearing cubs for a mother tigress is tough job. She solely and secretively takes care of cubs and teaches tricks of survival and hunting," Mr Pandey wrote on X, formerly Twitter along with a video.
The video was originally shared by Indian Forest Services officer Susanta Nanda.
See the video here:
It's sleeping time. Rearing cubs for a mother tigress is tough job. She solely and secretively takes care of cubs and teaches tricks of survival and hunting.
— Ramesh Pandey (@rameshpandeyifs) September 9, 2023
Via: Susanta Nanda pic.twitter.com/YXmDfpMCL6
The video of the family of tigers has been viewed over 42,000 times since being shared online. It has also collected a number of delighted comments, with one person calling it a "treat of the eyes".
"Such bliss to hear and see them so happy," a user wrote on X.
"Such a lovely sight indeed," another user wrote on X.
The third user wrote, "Amazing sir.. wonderful.... thank you sir for sharing such adorable videos."
"Adorable," the fourth wrote. "Wonderful video," the fifth user commented.
In 2021, a rare sight of six tigers walking together also went viral. In the video, a group of tigers were seen walking down an unpaved road in a forest. The undated video was reportedly filmed at Umred-Karhandla Wildlife Sanctuary near Nagpur in Maharashtra.