Thursday, 1 November 2012

Salvaging operation of Lionair flight wreck yet to begin

November 1

1 November: Due to choppy sea and cyclonic condition prevailing in the country, Sri Lanka Navy has decided to postpone the commencement of salvaging operation of the underwater wreckage of Lionair...

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In Mexico, the Day of the Dead brings memories of the thousands of missing

November 1

Maria Elena Salazar refuses to set out plates of her missing son's favorite foods or orange flowers as offerings for the deceased on Mexico's Day of the Dead, even though she hasn't seen him in three-and-a-half...

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Rwanda: Heavy Rains Kill Kigali Family

November 1

At least 15 people including a family of four were killed and property destroyed in Tuesday's heavy rains in different parts of the country, local authorities said. Gikondo residents marvel at the...

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32 fatalities from Hurrican Sandy in New York city, and still counting

November 1

At his Wednesday afternoon briefing, Mayor Michael Bloomberg put the number of fatalities from Hurricane Sandy in New York City at roughly 30. Nobody doubts that number will rise, including the mayor,...

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Fishermen search for bodies after Bangladesh sinking

November 1

Bangladeshi fishermen in the Bay of Bengal on Thursday searched for about 130 people missing after a boat sank while carrying Rohingya refugees heading for Malaysia. The boat went down off the coast...

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Dead bodies floating in sea near Maungdaw south

November 1

Maungdaw, Arakan State: Dead bodies were floating in the sea near Udaung Village of Maungdaw south on October 28, at about 4:00 pm, according to a villager from Udaung, who denied to be named. “Villagers...

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Fuel truck crash in Riyadh sparks explosion that destroys building

November 1

At least 10 people have been killed after a fuel truck crashed into a flyover in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, triggering an explosion that caused the collapse of an industrial building, witness and television...

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