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Wednesday, August 01, 2007

  

69 miners trapped in Chinese 
coal mine are alive: rescuers


BEIJING: Sixty-nine workers trapped in a flooded Chi nese coal mine for over two days are alive, but it is impossible to say whether rescue efforts will succeed, authorities said Tuesday.

“The 69 miners are still alive. We are in contact with them at the moment,” State Administration of Work Safety spokeswoman An Yuanjie told AFP.

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PHNOM PENH: A former Khmer Rouge prison chief was Tuesday handed over to Cambodia’s UN-backed tribunal in the most concrete move so far to try those responsible for the country’s genocide.

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WASHINGTON: The US House of Representatives Monday rebuked US ally Japan and called for an apology for the sexual slavery inflicted by its wartime military on 200,000 Asian ‘comfort women.’

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GHAZNI, Afghanistan: Afghanistan’s Taliban set the government a new deadline of noon (0730 GMT) Wednesday to meet its demands in order to save 21 South Koreans a day after a second hostage was killed.

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BAGHDAD: A bomb shattered the post football calm in Baghdad on Monday, killing at least four people and wounding several more the day after the country was briefly united in joy at its Asian Cup win.

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SYDNEY: Australia’s leading animal welfare group launched an investigation Tuesday after five severed kangaroo heads were found on a beach in Queensland state.

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INBRIEF

GHAZNI, Afghanistan: Police found the body of a South Korean in southern Afghanistan overnight, hours after the Taliban said it had killed him, a provincial police chief told AFP Tuesday.

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