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LA airport gunman charged killing
AFP, Los Angeles
The gunman who allegedly killed a security officer at Los Angeles airport carried a note saying he planned to murder "multiple" agents, prosecutors said as they announced charges against him.
Ciancia, who used a Smith and Wesson assault rifle and a large stock of ammunition in the attack, faces a possible death penalty on charges of murdering a federal officer and committing violence at an international airport.
Factory fire in India capital kills six
AFP, New Delhi
A large fire erupted at a factory in the Indian capital killing six workers, some of whom were trapped inside and burnt beyond recognition, a fire official and reports said yesterday.
The blaze broke out at the three-storey factory, which manufactured leather bags, in a New Delhi neighbourhood on Saturday evening, a city fire department official told AFP.
2 French journos killed in Mali
AFP, Bamako
Two French radio journalists were found dead after being kidnapped by armed men in north Mali in what President Francois Hollande called a "despicable" act as he ordered an emergency ministers meeting for yesterday.
Ghislaine Dupont and Claude Verlon of Radio France Internationale had travelled Saturday to the northern city of Kidal to interview a spokesman for the Tuareg separatist group the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad, and were abducted outside his home.
Tourist ferry sinks in Thailand; 6 killed
AFP, Bangkok
A packed tourist ferry yesterday sank off the Thai resort of Pattaya, killing six passengers including three foreigners in the latest deadly incident to tarnish the kingdom's image as a tourism haven.
Fifteen people were also seriously injured, according to police in Pattaya, a popular beach resort south of Bangkok renowned for its racy nightlife.
Xinjiang army chief punished
AFP, Beijing
China's Communist Party has expelled the military commander of Xinjiang from its ranks, state media reported yesterday, after an attack in Beijing officially blamed on members of the Uighur minority in the troubled northwest region.
The state-run paper did not give a reason for General Peng Yong's removal but it comes after last Monday's attack in Tiananmen Square which killed 5.