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Iraq violence kills 799 in May: UN
RElJibRS, Baghdad
Nearly 800 people were killed in violence across Iraq in May, the United Nations said yesterday, making it the deadliest month so far this year.
Of the total 799 people killed, 196 were members of the Iraqi security forces, and the rest were civilians - often victims of attacks by Sunni Islamist insurgents who have been regaining ground and momentum in Iraq over the past year.
Lanka arrests 29 Indian fishermen
AFP, Colombo
Sri Lanka's navy yesterday said it had seized 29 Indian fishermen.The navy arrested the Indians along with six trawlers off the island's northwest coast yesterday, a navy statement said. It was the first arrest since President Rajapakse ordered the release of all Indian fishermen from Sri Lankan jails as a goodwill gesture marking the swearing-in of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Pak daily Jang's editor attacked
IANS, Islamabad
Unidentified masked men attacked resident editor of the Pakistani daily Jang and left him injured near Western Ford Colony in Multan, media reported yesterday. Zafar Aheer was attacked on Saturday when he was moving back home after his job, Geo News reported. Aheer said the attackers stopped his car near his residence and started beating him, the report said.
Modi's wife gets 24x7 security
Pn, Ahmedabad
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's wife Jashoda Modi (62) has been provided a 24x7 security cover. "Jashoda Modi's security includes four armed policemen in plainclothes and a vehicle to keep a watch on her surroundings and any suspicious movement in her village. She will be accompanied by a constable round the clock," SBTrivedi, DSP Mehsana, told TOL
Islamists attack Nigeria villages
AFP, Kano
A series of suspected Boko Haram attacks in four villages in Nigeria's restive northeast killed several people, residents said yesterday, in the latest violence blamed on the Islamist insurgents. All of the targeted villages are in the Gamboru Ngala district near the border with Cameroon, where Boko Haram killed hundreds in a gruesome attack earlier this month.