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No life jackets on India tragedy boat
AFP, New Delhi
An overcrowded boat which capsized off India's Andaman Islands with the death of 21 people was not carrying life jackets and rescuers did not arrive for two hours, officials and survivors said yesterday.
A total of 29 people were plucked from the waters off the coast of the remote archipelago on Sunday afternoon and nine of them are now in hospital, according to the islands' information secretary Rakesh Bali.
Reopen Iran press association: journos urge Rouhani
AFP, lehr,in
Hundreds of Iranian journalists have signed a petition urging President Hassan Rouhani to speed up the reopening of their press association, the reformist Etemad newspaper reported yesterday.
The Association of Iranian Journalists was closed down shortly after the swearing in of former hardline president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in
US airstrike targets suspected Somali militant leader
The Guardian Online
The US yesterday carried out a missile strike in Somalia, targeting a suspected militant leader with ties to al-Qaida and al-Shabaab.
The strike took place in southern Somalia, according to a US military official, who wished to remain anonymous. The identity of the suspect or whether the strike was successful is not known.
Attacks push Iraq death toll to 26 officials
AFP, Baghdad
Late night attacks in Sunni Arab areas north of Baghdad pushed the overall death toll from violence in Iraq a day earlier to 26, security and medical officials said yesterday.
The protracted surge in nationwide unrest, coupled with a deadly standoff in Anbar province between security forces and antigovernment fighters, has left more than 850 people dead so far this month.
Israel razes four Palestinian homes in east Jerusalem
AFP, Jerusalem
Israeli authorities yesterday demolished four Palestinian homes in annexed east Jerusalem that had been built without construction permits, police and residents said.
A total of 20 people lived in the four buildings, two of them located in the Issawiya neighbourhood and two in Beit Hanina, occupants told AFP.