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800 kg marijuana seized in Cambodia: Cambodian police seized about 800 kg (1,760 lb) of marijuana at a Phnom Penh home yesterday and arrested two policemen, officials said. Reuter reports from Phnom Penh.
Police General Skavdavy M Ly Roun said the wife of one of the two arrested was also being held in connection with the case. Drug processing equipment was also seized. The marijuana had a street value of up to 2.4 million dollar, officials said. Skavdavy said the seizure could be linked to the seizure of 706 kg (1,550 lb) of marijuana on Thursday.
Floods affect 20,000 in Afghanistan : Some 20.000 people have been affected by massive flooding that has swept across 10 provinces in the north of Afghanistan, the International Federation of the Red Cross and Rea Crescent said Friday. AFP reports from Geneva.
Many have lost their homes or belongings across a vast area, and several committees of the Red Crescent have arrived with initial aid. Sub-delegations of the Federation of the International Committee of the Red Cross at Mazar-i-Sharif have distributed blankets, clothing and food, and an evaluation of requirements in the worst-hit areas is underway.
10 CIS newsmen die this year: Ten journalists have died in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) since the start of the year, and 16 others are still missing, the journalists protection group Glasnost Defence Foundation reported Friday. AFP reports from Moscow.
Six journalists were killed in Russia, two in Kazakhstan and two in Ukraine, it said. Among the missing are seven Russian journalists seized in recent weeks in the breakaway republic of Chechnya. The seven are 'still alive' said Oleg Panfilov, a Glasnost Defence Foundation spokesman.
Ex-New York FBI chief dies : James Fox, who as head of the FBI's New York office sent mob boss John Gotti to Jail, died Friday morning. He was 59, AP reports from New York.
Fox. an executive of the Mutual of America insurance company since leaving the FBI, fell ill a week ago with bacterial K:ritonitis and died at Mount Sinai Hospital, his assistant, aria Aleman, said. Fox left the FBI in 1993, a year and a half after nailing Gotti on racketeering and murder charges. Gotti is serving a life prison term. "Jim Fox was an outstanding and courageous man who responded his entire life in an exemplary fashion." said William Sessions, the former FBI director.
Volcano erupts in Indonesia : About 300 villagers on a remote island fled their homes after a volcano eruptea sending rocks, ash and hot mud high into the air, the newspaper Kompas reported Saturday, AP reports from Jakarta.
Houses were damaged and crops destroyed, but there were no reports of casualties. The newspaper said Hili Adulo, a 700-metre (2,296-foot) high volcano on Nias island, 1,250 kilometres (780 miles) northwest of Jakarta, exploded on Wednesday.
Money changers robbed in Karachi: Four men disguisedas police officials robbed two money changers of 50.9 million rupees (around 1.2 million dollars) police said yesterday, AFP reports from Karachi.
Then men wearing police uniforms intercepted the money changers carrying packs of foreign and local currency in the parking area of Karachi International Airport late Friday.
The robbers told the money dealers they suspected them to be drug smugglers took them to a deserted place and blindfolded them after snatching the cash, police said.
Voting begins in Cameroon: Cameroon votes for a new parliament yesterday with President Paul Biya's party counting on opposition divisions to bring it victory, Reuter reports from Yaounde.
Biya's Cameroon People's Democratic Rally (RDPC) says it is aiming for an absolute majority of 91 of the New National Assembly's 180 seats.