Food poisoning hits E. Java<\/p>\n
INDONESIA: Fifty-two people were taken to a community health
\ncenter in Mojokerto regency, East Java, on Saturday in a
\nsuspected outbreak of food poisoning.<\/p>\n
The Dinoyo subdistrict residents complained that they felt
\ndizzy and some vomited after they ate an iced dessert, served by
\na resident during a gathering at their house.<\/p>\n
Police were still investigating the incident, said Susi, a
\nnurse at Jatirejo Community Health Center in Mojokerto. -- Antara<\/p>\n
;AP;
\nANPA ..u..
\nHigh-Ivory Coast
\nFrench shoot down Ivory Coast planes
\nJP\/2\/HIGH<\/p>\n
French down Ivory Coast planes<\/p>\n
IVORY COAST: French forces shot down two Ivory Coast warplanes
\nand a military helicopter on Saturday after the aircraft bombed a
\nFrench position, a UN military spokesman said.<\/p>\n
The clash -- the biggest confrontation ever between militaries
\nof Ivory Coast and its former colonial ruler -- happened at the
\ntown of Brobo, near Bouake in Ivory Coast's rebel-held north, UN
\nmilitary spokesman Philippe Moreux said.<\/p>\n
\"At 13:30 the Ivorian army launched an air raid at Brobo. The
\nplanes bombed French positions. As a response, the French shot
\ndown two Sukhoi 25s and one MI-24 helicopter,\" Moreux said.<\/p>\n
French military spokesman in Paris and in Ivory Coast could
\nnot immediately be reached for comment.<\/p>\n
-- AP<\/p>\n
;REUTERS;
\nANPAO..u..
\nHigh-CHINA-BLAST
\nLatest coal mine blast in China kills 16 -Xinhua
\nJP\/2\/HIGH<\/p>\n
China coal mine blast kills 16<\/p>\n
CHINA: A gas explosion in a coal mine has killed 16 miners in
\nnorthern China, the latest in a string of accidents to hit the
\nmining industry, the official Xinhua news agency said on
\nSaturday.<\/p>\n
Forty-eight miners were working underground at the time of the
\nblast, in the early hours of Friday at the Shiyawan coal pit,
\nnear the city of Shuozhou in the northern province of Shanxi.<\/p>\n
Xinhua reported that 32 miners escaped, and the cause of the
\nexplosion is being investigated.<\/p>\n
The Shiyawan mine is run by the local township and churns out
\nabout 90,000 tonnes of the hard, dirty hydrocarbon each year.<\/p>\n
China's coal industry, already the world's biggest and most
\nhazardous, produces the main fuel for the world's seventh-biggest
\neconomy and has expanded with little supervision as the country
\nraces to keep up with energy demand. --Reuters<\/p>\n
;AP;
\nANPA ..r..
\nHigh-Singapore-Terror Measure
\nReport: Singapore to put guards, TV cameras in schools to deter
\nJP\/2\/HIGH<\/p>\n
S'pore beefs up security in schools<\/p>\n
SINGAPORE: Singapore will deploy security guards and install
\nclosed-circuit TV cameras in all of this city-state's schools to
\ndeter terror attacks, newspapers reported on Saturday.<\/p>\n
The measures are expected to cost the government up to S$20
\nmillion (US$12 million), the Straits Times reported.<\/p>\n
Addressing students at a forum on Friday, education minister
\nTharman Shanmugaratnam said it was necessary to beef up security
\neven though there was no immediate threat, the paper reported.<\/p>\n
The measures are expected to be implemented in all of
\nSingapore's 351 schools in six to eight months, the paper said.
\n--AP<\/p>\n
;AP;
\nANPA ..r..
\nNetherlands-Filmmaker Slain
\nPolice detain eighth suspect in connection with Dutch filmmaker's
\nJP\/2\/HIGH<\/p>\n
Dutch police nab eighth suspect<\/p>\n
THE NETHERLANDS: Police have detained an eighth suspect in the
\nslaying of a Dutch filmmaker, allegedly by a group accused of
\nthreatening to kill several Dutch politicians in the name of
\nIslam, prosecutors said on Saturday.<\/p>\n
The 23-year-old suspect, who was not named in a statement
\nissued by Amsterdam prosecutors, was detained Friday. It was not
\nclear if he was a Dutch citizen, but the statement specified that
\nhe was \"of Moroccan origin.\"<\/p>\n
The suspects' ethnicity has become an issue because the
\ngovernment announced plans to revoke the Dutch citizenship of
\ndual citizens suspected of terrorism.<\/p>\n
Filmmaker Theo van Gogh was killed on Tuesday in Amsterdam. A
\nletter pinned to his body also threatened death to lawmaker Aayan
\nHirsi Ali, who worked with Van Gogh on a movie criticizing the
\ntreatment of women under Islam. --AP<\/p>",
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