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Wednesday, August 15, 2007

  

22 killed, 46 still missing in 
central China bridge collapse

 
BEIJING: A bridge under construction in central China collapsed into a river just before it was to be put into use, killing at least 22 people with 46 missing, authorities said on Tuesday.

The 268-meter (885-foot) bridge over Tuo River in Hu­nan province crumbled while workers were removing steel scaffolding erected during the construction process, the State Administration of Work Safety said.

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O T H E R   R E P O R T S

 

SEOUL: An aid agency called Tuesday for a speedy international relief operation after North Korea reported hundreds dead or missing in floods and tens of thousands of homes destroyed.

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WASHINGTON: Democrats celebrated the resignation of master White House strategist Karl Rove, while a leading US daily excoriated President George W. Bush’s trusted adviser as a practitioner of politics as “blood sport.”

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WASHINGTON: The United States asked the World Trade Organization to mediate a copyright trade dispute with China, saying bilateral talks have failed to close loopholes that allow counterfeiters to flourish.

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BUNDANG, South Korea: Friends and family of two South Korean women freed by Afghanistan’s Taliban spoke Tuesday of their relief, but vowed not to rest until 19 other Koreans are also released.

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INBRIEF

LOS ANGELES: Rescuers said Monday they were distraught by their failure to locate six miners buried underground in Utah a week ago, but grimly insisted they had not given up hope of finding the men alive.

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