Balcony of Indonesia’s stock exchange collapses: reports Jakarta, (MILLAT ONLINE):An internal balcony at Indonesia’s stock exchange collapsed Monday, according to multiple media reports, sending people running for cover. Television news footage showed people panicking and screaming as officials tried to evacuate the venue amid piles of debris.
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Balcony of Indonesia’s stock exchange collapses: reports
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Twenty-six killed in Baghdad twin suicide attack: health official
Twenty-six killed in Baghdad twin suicide attack: health official Baghdad, (MILLAT ONLINE):A double suicide attack killed 26 people in Baghdad on Monday, a health official said, the second such attack in the Iraqi capital in three days. Dr Abdel Ghani al-Saadi, health chief for east Baghdad, reported “26 dead and 90 wounded”. “Two suicide bombers […]
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12 dead as Indian truck rams rickshaw
12 dead as Indian truck rams rickshaw New Delhi, (MILLAT ONLINE):A speeding truck ploughed into a rickshaw in eastern India killing at least 12 passengers, police said Monday. The dead were returning from a Hindu festival late Sunday when the truck rammed the vehicle on a highway in Jharkhand state’s Gumla district, some 100 kilometres […]
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Two Koreas in fresh talks on Winter Olympics
Two Koreas in fresh talks on Winter Olympics Seoul, (MILLAT ONLINE):North and South Korea began talks Monday on appearances by performers from Pyongyang’s state-run artistic troupes at next month’s Winter Olympics in the South, after the North agreed to attend the Games. Pyongyang agreed last week to send athletes, high-level officials, and others to the […]
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12,000 flee as Philippines warns of volcano eruption
12,000 flee as Philippines warns of volcano eruption Legazpi, Philippines, (MILLAT ONLINE):The crater of a rumbling Philippine volcano was glowing bright red Monday, with vulcanologists warning it could erupt within days, sending thousands fleeing from their homes. Volcanic earthquakes and rockfalls have shaken the summit of Mayon over the last 24 hours, after a number […]
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Tunisia president to meet unions, employers after unrest
Tunisia president to meet unions, employers after unrest Tunis, (MILLAT ONLINE):Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi was to hold talks Saturday with political parties, unions and employers to discuss means to overcome unrest triggered by austerity measures. The North African country has been shaken by a wave of protests over poverty and unemployment during which hundreds […]