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A purported video of the incident, shows the woman squatting on the floor and peeing. The video was recorded by the air hostess.

Woman urinates on airplane's floor, claims staff prevented her to use lavatory for 2hrs

A purported video of the incident, shows the woman squatting on the floor and peeing. The video was recorded by the air hostess.

In a shocking incident, a woman on board a US-based Spirit Airlines flight urinated on the floor.
The woman allegedly urinated after she was not allowed to use the washroom for 2 hours.&nbsp;
A purported video of the incident, shows the woman squatting on the floor and peeing. The video was recorded by the air hostess.
She is also heard arguing with the air hostess and saying she could not hold any longer as the staff prevented her from using the washroom.&nbsp;
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According to a urologist, men should urinate while sitting as it’s a healthier and more hygienic option. 

Urologist reveals men have been peeing the wrong way, suggests the right way to do it 

According to a urologist, men should urinate while sitting as it&rsquo;s a healthier and more hygienic option.&nbsp;

Dear men, you might want to sit down for this!
According to a Urologist at Alexandra Hospital in England, men shouldn&rsquo;t urinate standing up.&nbsp;
The findings were suggested after surveying over 7,000 men from 13 countries across the globe. It was found that the majority of men urinate while standing.&nbsp;
As per the urological surgeon Gerald Collins, taking a leak while sitting is a healthier and more hygienic practice that every man should follow. He also explained that the muscles in the pelvis and the spine are completely relaxed while sitting, making it easier to complete the peeing process.
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Increased level of uric acid is a common problem women face which has various adverse effects on health. Know more about this. 

Increased uric acid levels may cause various health problems in women; know precautions

Increased level of uric acid is a common problem women face which has various adverse effects on health. Know more about this.&nbsp;

Increase in uric acid level is a common problem nowadays which is mostly prevalent among many women due to which they suffer health problems like frequent urination, vomiting, and joint and back pain.&nbsp;
The normal range of uric acid in women is from 2.4 to 6.0 mg and it increases due to excessive fasting, diabetes, mental stress, obesity and eating junk and other reasons. Moreover, if it is not treated on time, it takes the form of arthritis (lumps in joints).&nbsp;
To keep uric acid under control, doctors mostly recommend decreasing consumption of cauliflower, meat, fish, mushrooms, potatoes and green peas as the purine present in them causes increase in uric acid during digestion.
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Air India urination row: accused Shankar Mishra moves court for bail

Mishra allegedly urinated on the woman, a senior citizen, in an inebriated condition in the business class of the Air India flight from New York to Delhi.

&nbsp;Shankar Mishra, the man accused of urinating on an elderly woman co-passenger on board an Air India flight from New York to New Delhi, on Wednesday moved a Delhi court seeking bail.
Mishra, currently in judicial custody, moved an appeal before a sessions court against an order passed by a magisterial court that had denied him bail on January 11.
The sessions court is likely to hear the arguments on his application on January 27. &nbsp;Mishra was arrested by a joint team of Bengaluru and Delhi police after he had gone incommunicado following the sordid incident on an Air India flight on November 26, 2022.
Mishra allegedly urinated on the woman, a senior citizen, in an inebriated condition in the business class of the Air India flight from New York to Delhi. The Delhi Police registered an FIR against him on January 4 on a complaint by the woman.

Urination incident: Air India closes internal probe, to assist pilot in appeal against license suspension

In a statement, the airline said it accepts that, notwithstanding the mitigating circumstances, based on the letter of the CAR (Civil Aviation Requirement) it did not correctly classify the incident and therefore did not report it as required.

Nearly two months after the urination incident on its New York-New Delhi flight, Air India on Tuesday said it has closed the internal probe into the case and will assist the flight's pilot-in-command with an appeal against the suspension of his license by DGCA as the airline deems the action as "excessive".
Last week, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) suspended the license of the pilot for three months, imposed a penalty of Rs 30 lakh on Air India and Rs 3 lakh on the director of the airline's in-flight services related to the urination incident that happened on November 26, 2022.
Tata group-owned Air India on Tuesday said it has closed the internal investigation into the actions of its crew operating and administrative staff supporting the AI 102 (New York-New Delhi) on November 26, 2022.
In a statement, the airline said it accepts that, notwithstanding the mitigating circumstances, based on the letter of the CAR (Civil Aviation Requirement) it did not correctly classify the incident and therefore did not report it as required.
"The crew and ground staff have been issued warning letters to henceforth adhere strictly to CAR definition of 'unruly' when reporting incidents onboard so that later investigation can assess the facts. The cabin crew and ground staff have been counselled and have since returned to duty," it said.
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The top management at Air India had previously claimed that they were not informed about the incident after the flight landed, which led to the accused Shankar Mishra walking away without any action against him.

Air India urination row: top bosses were informed of incident after flight landed, emails reveal: Report

The top management at Air India had previously claimed that they were not informed about the incident after the flight landed, which led to the accused Shankar Mishra walking away without any action against him.

A crew member onboard the Air India flight on November 26 last year, had reported the incident of a drunk passenger urinating on a woman co-passenger, to top officials of the airline, as per media reports.
According to e-mails accessed by ANI, the Air India cabin crew supervisor had reportedly sent out an email on November 27 to its CEO Campbell Wilson within hours of the flight's touchdown in Delhi.
The top management at Air India had previously claimed that they were not informed about the incident after the flight landed.
Air India chairman and managing director (CMD) Campbell Wilson stated that the airline had constituted an internal committee to probe lapses on part of its crew and address the deficiencies that delayed quick redressal of the situation that occurred after a passenger on board Flight AI-102 allegedly urinated on a woman passenger, was reported to airlines officials soon after landing.
The mail containing the 'brief summary' of the incident was also acknowledged with a reply of "Ok, Noted," at 3.47 Hours.
One of the initial emails after the telephonic discussions, accessed by ANI, was sent at 3.46 pm, which was also read and acknowledged by the recipients.
(ANI)

BJP leader Kapil Mishra alleges bias in air travel urination cases

Air travel urination cases: BJP leader alleges bias between Shankar Mishra and Jauhar Ali Khan

Alleging bias, Kapil Mishra in his post questioned as to why Khan was granted bail and not sacked from the job, while Shankar lost his job and is still in jail.&nbsp;

BJP leader Kapil Mishra has stoked up a debate after he compared treatment of accused in two different air travel urination cases that came to light recently.&nbsp;
Taking to Twitter, Mishra said that while accused Shankar Mishra, who allegedly urinated on an elderly woman passenger in-flight was denied bail by a Delhi court another offender Jauhar Ali Khan who allegedly urinated publicly and even misbehaved with passengers was granted bail on the same day of his arrest.
Alleging bias, Mishra in his post questioned as to why Khan was granted bail and not sacked from the job, while Shankar lost his job and is still in jail.&nbsp;
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The first incident happened in November last year on an Air India flight while the second one also reportedly took place in December last year.&nbsp;

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