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Heat wave claims 6 in Sindh :a blistering heat wave In Pakistan’s arid southern Sindh province has left six people dead the state-run news agency wild Saturday. AP reports from Larkana.
Temperatures soared to a sweltering 49 degrees Celsius (120 Fahrenheit) on Friday in the Sindh city of Larkana. about 340 kilometers (204 miles) north of the port city of Karachi.
For the past week, most of Pakistan has been enduring temperatures between 40 and 45 degrees Celsius (105 and 113 Fahrenheit).
Most of the country's 120 million people live well below poverty level, many In sun-baked mud dwellings. Only the wealthy can afford air-conditioning. For the poor, relief comes in giant chunks of ice they buy from the local market.
Six skiers killed in Australia : s« skiers on their way to a holiday In Australia’s mountains were killed when their aircraft crashed into a hillside, police said Saturday, reports Reuter from Canberra.
The six-scater plane, carrying five men and a woman aged from 22 to 26, disappeared from radar screens at Canberra airport on Friday evening and wreckage was found early Saturday.
It was not Immediately known what caused the aircraft to crash into a wooded hillside near the city of Goulbourn, about 200 miles (320 km) southwest of Sydney and half way through its flight to the town of Cooma at the foot of the mountains.
7 killed in US copter crash ; aus Navy helicopter crashed Into a river Friday, apparently killing all seven aboard, authorities said, reports AP from Virginia Beach.
The Sikorsky H-53 crashed during a training flight, said Cmdr Stephen Honda, a spokesman for the Navy's Atlantic fleet air force. The wreckage Is all over the place.” said Robert Heifant, a diver who searched for the victims in the Eastern Branch of the Lynnhaven River.
Steven Kennedy, another diver, said the helicopter went down in about nine feet (2.7 meters) of water. The wreckage site Is about 250 yards offehorc.
Ftve victims, their bodies in bags or covered In plastic, had been recovered within two hours of the crash.
Peru to open dialogue • Peruvian Foreign Minister Oscar de la Puente Raygada told DAS secretary General Joao Clemente Beaena Soares on Friday that hfs government plans to open a national dialogue later this* month, reports AP from Washington.
The Peruvian plan for the re-establishment of democratic institutional order in the South American country were disclosed during a meeting at the Organization of American States In which Foreign Minister De la Puente said the dialogue would be with the representatives of the political parties beginning on June 30. A more general dialogue would be launched on June 25, with all representative organizations in the country Invited to participate.
US breaks embargo 2 The United States broke a five-week self-imposed embargo on comments about the Middle East on Friday to complain about a public meeting between the PLO and Palestinians involved in Arab-Israeli peace negotiations, reports Reuter from Washington.
For approximately five weeks we’ve purposely avoided commenting on many issues related lo the Middle East, including some that are very Important’, Slate Department spokesman Richard Boucher told reporters.
While I Intend to stick to our position of not getting Inlo a discussion of such issues. 1 will make one brief comment,' he said.
We've repeatedly slated that the PLO Is nol part of the peace process that we have helped construct, and we re thus troubled by the meeting and we have conveyed our concerns lo the Palestinians.’
Fresh riot in Nigeria : Security forces
’ quickly Intervened to slop a Iresh outbreak of fighting between Christians and Muslims in the country’s north, police said Friday, At least three people were killed, reports AP from Nigeria,
Fighting last month between ihe two groups left nearly 300 people dead In Kaduna state in the predominantly Muslim north.
The latest violence also occurred in Kaduna state in the town of Rlgasa, sending hundreds of people fleeing as residents carrying bows and arrows and cutlasses went around the town assaulting people.