Elephants Kill 21 in Nine Years in Indonesia
Elephants have killed at least 21 people and destroyed thousands of acres of crops over the past nine years in Indonesia. The report notes ongoing human-elephant conflict amid agricultural damage and safety concerns for local communities.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Elephants Invade Farms as Habitat Loss Spurs Attacks
Lampung reported a surge in elephant incidents as development pushes wildlife from habitat. Dozens trampled crops in the western region since September, per Kompas. Wahid Mustafa warned attacks will rise as homes encroach on elephant land. The note continues with unrelated international briefs on Subic Bay and Sudan relief workers.
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Kompas
Wahid Mustafa
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Official warns flour shipments fuel looting in relief effort
A relief official from the World Food Program said in Mogadishu that shipments of high-value foods like wheat flour attract looting and hinder aid distribution. Brian Stockwell urged focus on moving low-value food to reach interior areas amid growing international aid. In Sarajevo talks diplomats discussed ending Belgrade's occupation of Croatia and resuming relief flights, as Serb gunners kept up shelling around the city.
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U.N. World Food Program
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Switch error trips pumps at Fukushima No 2 reactor
A plant worker misflipped a switch causing cooling pumps to fail at Fukushima Nuclear Plant No. 2. The emergency cooling system activated, preventing radiation release and a potential meltdown. officials criticized Tepco for delayed resident alerts while comparing the incident to earlier nuclear accidents.
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Japan
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Fukushima Prefecture
Tokyo Electric Power ,Co
Jinzaburo Takagi
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Panel urges prosecution of troops in Ciskei massacre
A Goldstone-led judicial panel urged prosecution of Ciskei soldiers for the Sept. 7 shooting deaths of 28 ANC protesters. The commission called the massacre morally indefensible while faulting ANC figure Ronnie Kasrils for exposing marchers to danger.
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Ciskei
Johannesburg
South Africa
ANC
Supreme Court
Richard Goldstone
African National Congress
Ronnie Kasrils
Goldstone
Kasrils
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