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Fire at Chernobyl N-plant * Radio Russia reported early Saturday that a fire Had broken out in a generating room at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, where a massive 1986 explosion and fire spewed radiation around the world, reports AP from London.
The radio, monttored by the British Broadcasting Corporation, reported from its correspondent in the Ukraine that the roof of one of the generating rooms of the atomic station was on fire. It gave no other details.
The US network CNN reported that a television station tn Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, had told its correspondent the , fire was under control and there was no danger of a release of radioactivity.
Chernobyl is 130 kilometers (80 miles) north of Kiev
An explosion on April 26, 1986, in the No 4 reactor at Chernobyl started a massive fire. Soviet authorities say 32 people died as a direct result of the explosion, the worst disaster in the history of nuclear power.
Cuban CP body to go • The Cuban Communist Party (PCC) decided unanimously Friday to dissolve Its central committee secretariat, eliminating that body's supplementary role in PCC organizations, the official Cuban Natiqnal Information Agency (AIN) said, reports AFP from Havana.
Five top Cuban leaders sit on the central committee secretariat. Including President Fidel Castro, his brother and Armed Forces Chief Raul Castro. Carlo* Aldana, Jose Machado Ventura and Juilian Rizo, AIN said.
Some 1.700 Cuban Communist Party (PCC) delegates were meeting Friday tn the eastern city of Santiago de Cuba. 900 kilometres (550 miles) east of Havana on day two of the PCCs fourth Congress
Ukraine to build own army :The Ukrainian parliament Friday called for the withdrawal of all nuclear forces from the republic by 1995 reports AFP
At a closed door meeting parliament also voted for the setting up of a republican army which should be made up of professionals.
Armed forces based in Ukraine-currently about 1.5 millton men should be reduced to about 420.000 men by 1995 at which time the republic would become a neutral and denuclearized zone In line with its Independence declaration.
Ukraine has already appointed a Defence Minister, General Konstantin Morozov
Fire kills eight in S. Korea :
South Koreans. Including three members of one family, died when fire swept through a flat in the southeastern city of Jlsan on Saturday. Yonhap news agency said, reports Reuter
Six people suffocated and two died in hospital after they leapt from an eighth-floor balcony to escape the early morning blaze, it said The cause was unknown.
Pope leaves on trip to Brazil jp^ John Paul II leaves Saturday on a 10-day, 10-city pilgrimage through backroads of Brazil, the world largest Roman Catholic country, currently in the throes of a crumbling economic crisis, reports AP from Rome
Since the Pope s first there In 1980. Protestants and evangelicals and African cult sects have made dramatic inroads in Brazil. eroding Catholicism to Just over 75 per cent of the population. down from around 90 per cent.
The gap between rich and poor has widened. Raging hyperinflation of more than 600 per cent annually has brought depression to Latin America s largest economy
Brazil s 289 bishops have been sharply critical of the 'recessive' policies of the government
UNHCR to repatriate Vietnamese : The United Nation High Commissioner for Refugee* (UNIICR). Sadako Ogata said Friday the organisation would assist in the repatriation of Vietnamese boat people notably from I long Kong, repot* AFP from Geneva.
Addressing a rifws conference here Ogata said 1992 would be the year of repatriation for refugees, adding that with the end of the cokt war, perspective* for negotiated returns looked good
Asked about Vietnamese refugee* who were not granted political refugee status in Hong Kong, Ogata said the UNHCR would seek to ensure that none of those returning to Vietnam were prosecuted.
To help the returnee* settle back in their country, the UNHCR would contribute 50 dollars per person from the moment of thetr return and 30 dollars per month for a year
The return of boat people from Hong Kong, however, would be handled directly by Britain and Vietnam, she said
Major for destroying Iraqi N-capacity :
British Prime Minister John Major said on Friday Iraq's nuclear capacity must be destroyed. If necessary, by force.
^jor told the annual conference of hi. Conservative Party
It was necessary in order to ensure the security of the world
He said they are still trying lo cling to it. .till cheating, Mill tying
They cannot be permitted to succeed. One my or another that nuclear capacity must go I hope it will go peacefully. If not. M must go by force. he said
Britain played . major role In the US ted allied force that drove Iraqi President Saddam Hussein s forces out of Kuwait