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Bahrain forms consultative body: Bahrain • Emir Isa Ibn Salmanal-KhaHCa on Sunday announced the creation of 30-member Consultative Council to advise the ruler on government policy, a royal decree said, reports AFP from Manama. The council President and its members will be selected by Sheikh Isa from among "Bahraini figures capable of providing counsel and advise." according to the decree carried by the official Gulf news agency
. Bahrainis one of the last Arab gulf states without a parlia ment or equivalent body.
Council will advise the Emir on legislation proposed by the cabinet, general government policy and issues related to Bahrain's infrastructure.
One more killed in Belfast: <,0™™ forced their way Into a house in north Belfast on Sunday and . shot dead a man at point blank range. police said, reports Reuter from Belfast.
The man. who was in hi* forties, was shot in the chest. He was believed to be the latest victim of northern Ireland's political and sectarian violence, which has claimed more than 80 lives this year.
Quake rattles Jakarta, Darwins major earthquake hit the Indonesian sptcc islands early today but there were no immediate reports of casualties, reports Reuter from Jakarta.
An official of Indonesia's meteorological office told Reuters the quake measured 5.4 on the open-ended Richter scale. Its epicentre was In the Banda sea about 400 km (250 miles) southeast of Ambon, the capital of the Molucca spice Islands. Australian seismologists had earlier measured the quake, which shook buildings 1n the Australian city of Darwin, at 7.3 on the Richter scale.
The quake was followed by six powerful aftershocks, and a number of smaller tremors were registered by Australian seismologists.
At least 2.200 people were killed Just over a week-ago when an earthquake with a force of 6.8 hit the Indonesian Island of Flores, about 1.000 km (620 miles) from the reported epicentre of today's quake.
Arms uncovered in Kuwait:
The authorities have uncovered a major arms cache. including anti-tank rockets. In the third such roundup in a month, the Kuwaiti Interior Ministry said Sunday, reports AFP from Kuwait City.
Different types of ammunition and hand grenades were also found, a statement said.
The Ministry announced earlier this month the seizure of heavy weapons and the arrest of several people suspected ol possessing the arms.
The authorities have been trying to roundup large quantities of weapons seized by civilians during Iraq's seven-month occupation of Kuwait which ended in February 1991.
5 shot dead in Brazil:
Hooded gunmen in ,mtlftary police uniforms shot dead five teenagers in this sprawling city's Riachuclo Shanty town early Sunday witnesses said, reports AFP from Rio De Juneiro.
Angry residents of Rlachuelo took to the streets of the neighbourhood later in the day to protest the murders and demand Justice.
Witnesses said four gunmen opened fire on the teens, aged between 14 and 16. minutes after an attempted robbery at a hotel. A military policeman was wounded in the robbety.
Arms stolen from German armoury: Four masked men stole weapons from an armoury near Berlin Sunday after tying up the soldiers guarding them, police said here, reports AFP from Postdam. Germany.
The assailants, 'irmed with revolver*, disarmed the three guards at the Gcltow Armoury
They stole more than 30 assault rifles. six machine guns. ■ three anti-tank missile launchers and several revolvers, and then disappeared without trace.
The guards were only able to free themselves and sound the alarm at around 4:00 am (0300 GMT) — two hours.after the