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Ghali's call to help Vslavia:
un Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali urged the International community Wednesday to "Contribute generously" to help Yugoslavia meet its growing humanitarian need*. AFP reports from New York.
More than one million people have been displaced in the Yugoslav conflict with thousands of people being been forced to seek refuge outside the country. Boutros-Ghali said in a communique.
Boutros-Ghali said he was "Increasingly alarmed over the deteriorating humanitarian situation In Yugoslavia." particularly in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The Secretary General also said he supported the Joint appeal from the UN high commissioner on refugees. UNICEF and the World Health Organization for humanitarian assistance.
Israel to boycott Ottawa talks:
1^ will boycott the Midcast peace talks scheduled for next week In Ottawa because Palestinians from outside the occupied territories plan to attend, the External Affairs Ministry said Wednesday, reports AP from Toronto.
In Jerusalem, state-owned Israel TV said Israel has officially notified the United States and Russia it will also boycott the talks in Brussels. Belgium.
The Ottawa talks on Palestinian refugee rehabilitation will go ahead anyway next Wednesday through Friday, and Canada hopes Israel will Join later rounds, ministry spokesman Rodney Moore said
"Nobody ever believed the great problem of refugees would be resolved at one session," he said. That Is why we hope Israel will be able to attend later meetings."
8 killed in Jakarta truck accident:
Eight people were killed and 14 seriously Injured when a truck plunged into a river in Ngawi east Java Province, the Kompas daily said Thursday. AFP reports from Jakarta.
The daily said the truck, carrying crops and 22 villagers working on a farm, plunged Into the river Tuesday when the driver tried to avoid another truck.
Qatar, Iran want peace in Gulf:
Qatar and Iran on Wednesday stressed the need for stability In the Gulf to allow the countries of the region to devote themselves to development, the Qatari news agency (QNA) said. AFP reports from Doha.
The delegations of Qatari Crown Prince Sheikh Hamad Ibn Khalifa Al-Thani and Iranian first Vice President Hassan Habibi also expressed their "support" for the new interim Islamic government In Afghanistan. QNA said.
Habibi arrived Tuesday in Qatar for a three-day officials visit at the Invitation of the crown prince who visited Iran last November.
Habibi is the highest-ranking Iranian officials to visit a Gulf Arab country since the February 1991 end of the war against Iraq.
Road mishaps claim 46 in China:
Two road accident killed a total of 46 people in China, the Legal Dally said Thursday. Reuter reports from Beijing.
A bus plunged down a 145 metre (475 foot) cliff in the southwestern province of Sichuan on April 13. killing 28 people, the newspaper said.
Eighteen people were killed on April 3 when a minibus crashed into a river in Zhejiang province tn eastern China.
Drought may affect 3m Africans:
More than three million people could be hit by a "killer drought" in southern Africa that will need millions of tonnes of food aid and may threaten the future of democratic reforms in the region. US officials and other experts said on Wednesday, reports from Washington.
About 30 million of the 100 million people living there may be directly affected by the drought, officials from the Agency for International Development (AID) said at a US House of Representatives hearing.
"Approximately 3.4 million may be exposed to famine or will be vulnerable to acute food insecurity." an AID statement said.