Bombs explode at market and Rostov store in southern Russia
Two blast incidents in southern Russia kill seven and injure 18. A market blast near a car targeted by an explosive device is blamed on Chechen separatists. a Rostov-on-Don department store blast adds two deaths and several injuries.
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Stampede at Zimbabwe World Cup qualifier leaves 12 dead
Police say 12 people died at Harare National Stadium after fans threw objects, police fired tear gas, and a stampede followed during the 84th minute of a World Cup qualifier. Four injured are in critical condition as relatives wait at Pari Renyatna hospital.
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