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3.2m children die from diarrhoea : Each year 7.5 million children under five years old die from diarrhoea and pneumonia, the World Health Organization (WHO) said In Geneva Tuesday, repots AFP.
The organization has set aside a further 20 million dollars over four years for its campaign to fight these avoidable diseases. WHO Director Hiroshi Nakajima announced.
Most of the deaths from diarrhoea (3.2 million) could be prevented by feeding the children suitable liquids, said Mr. Jim Tulorch. head of the WHO Division fighting these illnesses.
Early detection and antibiotics could prevent the 4.3 million pneumonia fatalities, he said.
In September at the United Nations children's summit, the WHO proposed programmes which would cut deaths from diarrhoea by half and from pneumonia by a third.
Palestinian slain in Gaza : a Palestinian suspected of collaborating with Israel was discovered dead Saturday in the occupied Gaza strip, the army and Arab reports in Jerusalem said, reports AP.
Arab reporters identified the victim as Hussein Mohammed el-Hllu, 43. and said masked Arab activists had kidnapped him two days earlier.
They said Hilus body was found in an olive grove near the Nusselrat refugee camp. He had been shot in the head and chest, they said.
Also Saturday, the army Imposed a curfew on the Shati refugee camp in the Gaza Strip following clashes. Three Palestinians were slightly wounded by rubber-cbated metal bullets and two border policemen were injured from stones, the army said
Huge explosion in Iraq a Iranian radio reported a huge explosion Saturday across the border in southern Iraq, where Iran has accused Saddam Hussein of-preparing his forces for an attack on 1 million Shiite refugees. AP reports from Nicosia.
Iran has regularly reported explosions across the border and has alleged that Shiite Muslim refugees trapped in marshlands in southern Iraq are facing an impending massacre by Saddam.
Baghdad has denounced the reports as "lies."
Independent reporters who visited the area found no basis for Iranian reports earlier this month. The United States has said there has been sporadic military activity, but no sign any major assault in the works.
Official Iranian radio, monitored In Cyprus, said In its lates report that the "huge explosion" shook windows in the border town of Bos tan. in Iran's Khuzestan province.
"Informed sources believe that the explosion probably results from the clashes between the government forces and opposition groups." the radio said.
More than 1 million Iraqi Kurds and Shiites fled to Iran after Saddam cracked down on simultaneous uprisings in the north and south following the Gulf war.
Belgrade outlaws independence declarations : The Yugoslav government outlawed independence declarations by Slovenia and Croatia, its two richest republics, early today. Reuter said from Belgrade
After meeting tn crisis session. It branded the proclamations as "Illegal and illegitimate
Earlier, the Belgrade Parliament appealed to the army to prevent the break-up of the federation of 23 million people, raising fears that the central authorities would resort to force to try to hold Yugoslavia together
The two republics' Parliament proclaimed Independence to thunderous applause and cheers on Tuesday, declaring they were "dissociating" from Yugoslavia and bringing to an end the united federation a.»d its ethnic mix after 72 troubled years
The federal j^vemment. representing all six constituent republics and two -provinces. gave its response swiftly after holding a rtsls meeting
It said tn a statement carried by Tanjug news agency It had agreed on measures to secure the country's borders and carry out state functions, ft gave no details.
US hails Kuwait's plan to end ML:
The State Department Tuesday welcomed Kuwait's plan to end martial law on Wednesday, reports AFP from Washington.
The fact that the government of Kuwait feels conditions allow the end of martial law is a positive development, said State Department spokeswoman Margaret Tutwiler noting that the announcement was first made June 8.
Kuwaiti Justice Minister Ghazi al-Samar. quoted by the Arab newspaper Sawt al-Kuwait Tuesday announced that Martial Law would end Wednesday at midnight (2100 GMT)
Dalai Lama invited to USSR:
Tibetan Spiritual, leader. Dalal Lama, has been invited to visit the Soviet Union next month. The unofficial Interfax news agency reported in Muscon Tuesday, reports AFP
The invitation came from the Buddhist community in the Soviet Union. Victor Efremov of the Council of Religious Affair* told the news agency
The community is celebrating the 250th anniversary of Buddhism in the country between July 10 and 31 In Ulan Ude. capital of the Buriat autonomous republic, located east of lake Baikal
It has not yet been decided If the Dalal Lama, who lives tn exile in India, will received a visitors visa reported Interfax.
Admitting the Dalai Lama could Cause problems for Soviet-Chinese relations as Beijing has on occasion opposed the reception given to the Tibetan leader by certain countrie*
WHO’s appeal for poor nations: World Health Organisation Director JeneraJ Hiroshi Nakajima urged help for the Third World sdth its rising incidence of diabetes once thought to be a problem of rich countries in a statement prior to the First World Diabetes Day on Thursday reports AFP for Geneva
Who said Tuesday that 60 million people now had the disease worldwide Whereas It affects two to five per cent of Western populations studies show it now hits 10 to 20 per cent — or five time* more — of the population in some developing countries
It also has a high Incidence among ethnic minorities in industrialised countries the statement said
British troops to remain in Iraq: British Prime Minister John Major reiterated Tuesday that British troop* would remain in Northern Iraq until the safety of the Kurdish population could be guaranteed reports AFP from London
Major Responding a member of parliament in the House of Commons said tt was never our Intention to keep a permanent troop presence on the ground but that certain conditions must be met before British troops would be withdrawn