The bomb squad was called out to Colorado Springs Airport Tuesday after suspicious items were found in the trunk of a rental car. Bomb technicians evaluated the items and said they were safe.

A worker with Avis Rental found those items while cleaning out a returned vehicle.

Airport officials said the items resembled pipe bombs; they did not say what those items were.

It was the second incident of emergency landing at the Auckland airport right after its takeoff. It is said that a bird strike is the possibility for the landing. It was said that the engine had some problem and the captain came to know about it when the plane had reached mid air. Due to that, the pilot shut off the left engine of the airplane and did and emergency landing at the Auckland airport.

But the reports have confirmed that the pilot had informed the passengers on board about the condition and also informed the passengers that the occurrence of fire was not a mark of any serious problem.

At present there is an inspection going on the engines. The engineers have reported no visible problem.

A driver was arrested at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport while trying to traffic a haul of hashish to the United kingdom.

The drug had been dried up into 88 slaps and disguised as vegetables for export in 20 cartons when police stumbled upon them on Monday evening.

Police chief Philip Tuimur told that "They had invited officials from the Government Chemist and others from the weights and measures to support them in the inquiry as detectives prepared to arraign the suspect in court. He said they had not established the street price of the drugs seized."