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Fujimori arrives in Bolivia: Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori arrived to update leaders on efforts to free Bolivia's ambassador from leftist guerillas who are holding 72 hostages at a diplomatic mission in Peru. AP reports from La Paz.
"I hope the takeover does not end in violence," said President Sanchez de Lozada, who greeted Fujimori on Friday at the airport of Santa Gruz. a tropical city in central Bolivia. We do not want to risk the lives of hostages.” The Tupac Amaru rebels have held Bolivian Ambassador Jorge Gumucio for 3 1/2 months inside the Japanese ambassador's residence in Lima. Peru. The rebels say they will keep Gumucio as along as four of their comrades remain in prison in Bolivia.
Annan's India trip begins: UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan opens a two-week four to India. Switzerland. Italy and Germany, on Saturday when he meets leading Indian politicians in New Delhi, AFP reports from United Nations.
On Monday he will address the Non-Aligned Movement ministerial meeting in the Indian capital where expansion of the 15-member UN Security Council is expected to be raised. Annan is expected to address the UN Human Rights Commission in Geneva. Switzerland, on Wednesday when he will also meet Turkish-Cypriot leader Rauf Denktash.
Fire claims 1 in Philippines: A small fuel tanker exploded into flames while berthed in a southern port early Saturday, killing one crew member and injuring three others. AP reports from Zamboanga.
The fire also destroyed a maritime training ship and damaged a cargo vessels at the Zamboanga city port. Danilo Bilan-gan. chief mechanic of the small tanker. Petron. said that a spark from the vessel's battery ignited gasoline that was leaking into the engine room.
Quake shakes Japan: A fairly powerful earthquake shook southwestern Japan Saturday. 10 days after a stronger temblor hit the same area, leaving at least 22 people injured. AP reports from Tokyo.
There were no immediate reports of injuries or damage from the 4.9 magnitude quake, which struck Saturday at 1:30 pm (0430 GMT). It was centred 10 kilometres (6 miles) below the ground near the city of Sendai in Kagoshima Prefecture on the main southwestern island of Kyushu, about 900 kilometers (560 miles) southwest of Tokyo, the Central Meteorological Agency said.
Road mishap kills 21 in Honduras: Twenty-one people were killed in a fiery collision of a truck and a passenger bus Friday near the southern Honduran city of Choluteca, police said, AFP reports from Tegucigalpa.
The head-on crash in San Lorenzo triggered an explosion and intense fire that engulfed the bus. incinerating several of the passengers, and killing at least two occupants of other vehicles. At least 10 injured people were rescued from the flames, and some managed to escape through windows.
29 kg heroin seized in India: Police in the northern Indian state of Punjab seized 29 kilograms (64 pounds) of heroin that they say was dumped by drug dealers in neighbouring Pakistan, an officer said Saturday, AP reports from Amritsar.
The heroin could fetch 270 million rupees (7.6 million dollars) in the international market, police officer Arun Aaron said. Soldiers of the Border Security Force seized two kilograms (4.4 pounds) of heroin Thursday night after it apparently had been thrown by couriers across a barbed wire fence at the border of India and Pakistan. Aaron said.
China to simplify trading of bonds: a senior financial official has promised China will further simplify trading of government treasury bonds for Individual investors, a newspaper reported Saturday. AP reports from Beijing.
Gao Jian, director-general of the Ministry of Finance’s state debt department, told a seminar Friday that market-oriented reforms in treasury bond issuance will continue, the official China Daily reported. Among further reforms planned are the creation of a unified national registration and clearance system for treasury bond trading. Gao said, according to the English language daily.