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US assistance to Egypt to continue: The US economic and Military assistance to Egypt will continue in view of Egypt's important and pioneer role in the region, said the visiting US legislators. Xinhua reports from Cairo.
The members of a US congressional delegation made the remarks during a meeting with Egyptian People's Assembly speaker AhmadFathi Sourour yesterday. The US congressmen hailed the distinguished relations between Egypt and the US and said they regard Egypt as a friend and a main partner in pushing forward the peace process in the region.
ChinajGuatemala hold secret talks: Guatemala and China on Wednesday held secret talks in an effort to repair the effects of Beijing’s veto that barred UN observers from monitoring a peace pact in the Central American country, diplomats said. Reuter reports from United Nations.
Diplomats, saying China had requested the talks, reported that the discussions would continue although they aid not expect immediate results to undo Beijing's negative vote in the security council. The 14. other council members last Friday all supported sending 155 military observers to Guatemala for three months to monitof the UN brokered peace agreements that ended more Thanthreedecades of civil war. _ v
7 die as toilet collapses in China: At least seven school' children were Killed when a school toilet collapsed in southwestern China's Sichuan province, it was reported yesterday. AFP reports from Hong Kong.
Another nine children were injured, as they swarmed to the toilet during a recess at the primary school in Xichong county on January 7. the Chinese-language Sinsg Tao daily said. Parents of the victims were planning to take the school authorities to court as the two-storey school toilet had already been showing signs of cracks, the report said.
Mishap kills 5 cops in Philippines: a passenger bus smashed into the back of a policetruck south of the Philippine capital early this morning killing five policemen and injuring several others, local police authorities said, AFP reports from Manila.
The policemen were on their way back to their post in southern Manila after escorting the remains of a dead colleague to his hometown in the eastern Philippines, the spokesman said. The accident took place on a highway near the town of Gumaca. PWG blows up rly station in India: Naxalitres belonging to outlawed Peoples' War Group (PWG) blew up a railway station and torched telephone exchange tn two separate incidents in Nalgonda district of Andhra Pradesh last night. PTI reports from Hyderabad.
According to police the extremists of Raithnanga Dalam blew up Valigonaa railway station near Koilagudem with explosive. The other group of extremists of Rachikonda Dalam Torcheda telephone exchange in Chautuppal Mandal. The two places where the incidents occurred falls in the Bhongir Assembly constituency being represented by the Home Minster A Madhava Reddy.
Heroin worth $ 11m seized in UK: Customs officers in this southeastern English port seized heroin worth seven million pounds (11 million dollars) Wednesday when it arrived on a lorry carrying pottery. AFP reports from Dover.
The Turkish driver of the lorry was being questioned, a customs spokemans said, but gave no further details of the drugs haul.
Sudan repels attacks on border: Sudan has repellea two attacks on its eastern borders launched from Ethiopia and Eritrea but seven Sudanese soldiers were killed. Sudanese Army spokesman General Mohammed Al-Sanussi said Wednesday. AFP reports from Khartoum.
He told a press conference that on Tuesday "Eritrean troops with some Sudanese opposition elements shelled the region of Gedabiet. seven kilometres (three miles) from the border’in the Al-Kadarif area.
Top Indian labour leader shot dead: Gunmen yesterday shot dead India's best known trade union leader. Datta Samant, in Bombay, the Press Trust of India (PTI) reported. AFP says from New Delhi.
Samant was in his car when an unknown number of assailants opened fire at him from point blank range outside his house, the news agency said.