'Left dazed and bleeding': Penis thieves strike in China

In a shocking incident, thieves stole a man's penis while he was asleep.

According to a report published in the Huffington Post, Fei Lin, a resident of Niqiao village near Wenling City, in east China’s Zhejiang province, said that he was asleep when the thieves burst into his room and put a bag over his head.

He told the police that they put something over his head and pulled down his trousers and then they ran off.
He said that he didn't realise that his penis was missing till he saw himself bleeding.

Lin said that he was so shocked he didn't feel a thing - then he saw he was bleeding and his penis was gone.

Police believe the attackers were jealous lovers of several local women whom Lin was having affairs with. Lin denied taking part in any infidelity, the Huffington report stated.

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Air India pilots officially call-off their 58-day strike

Air India pilots have called-off their strike officially after the Delhi High Court asked them to join duty within 48 hours and the management to sympathetically consider their grievances.
 

The decision to end the 58-day strike was announced by the Indian Pilots' Guild (IPG) after a meeting of its Managing Committee in Mumbai.In a statement issued late Tuesday night, the IPG General Secretary E A Kapadia said, the striking pilots have started the procedure to resume work after the Delhi High Court's intervention.

Further, the statement said that the IPG looks forward tonegotiations with the Air India management on all pending issues in the presence of the Chief Labour Commissioner.

Justice Reva Khetrapal asked the Air India management to consider sympathetically the pilots' grievances including the reinstatement of those pilots whose services were terminated during the strike.
 

The striking pilots had earlier on Tuesday promised the Delhi High Court that they would return to work within the next 48 hours.