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India flood death toll reaches 164: Soldiers in boats and helicopters rescued people from swirling floodwaters Saturday caused by five days of monsoon rains in western India that have killed 164 people, a news agency reported, AP reports from New Delhi.
On Saturday. 12 people were drowned in the floods that have inundated large parts of the coastal state of Gujarat, Press Trust of India said. Thirty four people drowned on Friday and more than 20.000 people were homeless in 40 villages and towns, news reports said.
PNG PM trailing for own seat: Prime Minister Sir Julius Chan is trailing badly in early counting for his seat in what could prove to be the most surprising result of the two-week Papua New Guinean elections. AP reports from Port Moresby.
Results Sunday put Chan, the People's Progress Party (PPP) leader, at 1,769, almost 900 votes behind former university lecturer Ephraim Apelis in the battle for the Namatanl seat in New Ireland Province. Apelis is a member of former prime minister Sir Michael Somare s cross-party National Alliance which has already started talks with other parties to form a government despite polling only closing Saturday.
Rift surfaces Bosnian Serb leaders: The Bosnian Serb president on tried to fire a senior official Saturday, only to be challenged by the government in a dispute that exposed divisions within the leadership. AP reports from Belgrade.
Biljana Plavsic, who serves as president of the 49 per cent of Bosnia in Serb hands, said in a fetter obtained by The Associated Press that she was firing police minister Dragan Kijac for disobedience. Plavsic, based in the northwest town of Banja Luka, is at odds with former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic and officials loyal to him who are based near Sarajevo in Pale.
3 Muslim rebels hanged in Egypt: Egypt on Saturday hanged three members of a radicaTMuslim group convicted of killing three policemen in 1993, police said, AP reports from Cairo.
Mohammed Abdel-Raouf Mahmoud, 23. Aymen Kamal Mohammed. 22 and Nasser Mohammed Abdel Karim, 25. were executed in a Cairo prison, sources in the police department said on condition of anonymity. The three were among 28 members of the al-Gamaa al-Islamlya, or Islamic Group, who were tried before the High Security court in May last year in connection with eight separate attacks in the southern town Aswan. The 25 others were sentenced to hard labour.
Blast kills 9 Turkish soldiers: Nine soldiers were killed when their vehicle hit a mine laid by Kurdish rebels near this southeastern city on Saturday, the Anatolia news agency said. AP reports from Mardin.
One village guard, helping the troops in their fight against autonomy—seeking Kurdish rebels, was also killed in the explosion near the town of Midyat, it said. The rebels often plant mines on roads used by Turkish military patrols in Turkey's southeast.
200,000join homosexual rally in Paris: Around 200.000 people from across Europe danced and chanted their way through the streets of Paris on Saturday, in the country's biggest ever homosexual rally, AP reports from Paris.
“Equal rights without sexual discrimination in France and in Europe," chanted one group of participants at the head of the march, accompanied by the heavy beat of techno music. Around 100 colorful floats, representing gay and lesbian groups from Spain to Denmark, were involved in the march. ’
Explosion claims 3 in Beijing: a huge explosion at a chemical factory in suburban Beijing killed at least three people and injured 64, city government officials said Saturday, Reuter reports from Beijing.
The blast that rocked the Dongfang chemical factory in Beijing's Tong county at around 9.30 PM (0130 GMT) on Friday sent shards of metal cascading across near by streets and blew out windows up to a kilometre (0.6 miles) away.
2 US servicemen missing in Japan: Typhoon Peter whipped up seas and caused landslides as it gained speed on its way across western Japan Saturday. Two US servicemen were missing in the storm. AP reports from Tokyo.
The typhoon, which came ashore near Nagasaki on Saturday morning, paralysed much of the island of Kyushu, causing flights and ferries connecting it with other parts of Japan to be cancelled.
Accident claims 8 in Latvia: Bight children and teenagers were kilted Saturday in a demonstration by firemen of a long ladder in he Latvian town of Talsi, the Interior Ministry said, AFP reports from Riga.
Some 20 youngsters were in a b; .et which broke away from the end of the ladder 18 metres (6G leet) above the ground and crashed to earth. Of the survivors, four were said to be in a serious condition.