Fire rages into second day leaves 1,800 homeless in Italy
A massive oil depot fire in Italy continued into Sunday after a giant explosion. Rescue workers report 1,800 people left homeless while 19 others were injured or killed, including an AGIP employee. Two in serious condition and one in intensive care. Evacuation and cleanup efforts proceed as authorities assess damage across the Bay of Naples area.
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Brits Appeal for Release of Kidnapped Journalist
Britain calls for the release of kidnapped journalist Collett, with Foreign Office minister Timothy Renton asserting her freedom would advance the Palestinian cause. A videotaped message sent to An-Nahar and attributed to the United Nations agency IRW Aid Work appears as the first public word since the abduction.
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Hashemi Appeals to Security Council on Friday
Public News Agency reports Hashemi appealed to the United Nations Security Council on Friday, with monitoring by agencies in Nicosia. Details remain sparse as officials consider the Iraqi crisis and international responses.
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