Turkey US planes strike targets in northern Iraq
U S fighter planes hit targets in northern Iraq on Saturday after being threatened while patrolling the no fly zone. Capt Manning Brown said the incident occurred around 1 40 pm at Incirlik air base. British and U S planes have been bombing Iraqi defense sites since the no fly zones began in mid December. Rebels opposing Museveni killed 37 in a week, disrupting relief shipments to 50 000 to 70 000 Ugandans. WFP resumed convoys after security concerns with military escorts.
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In Yokohama City University Hospital errors sparked national outrage after misidentifying two patients and performing wrong procedures and transfusions. Fatigue, overwork, and a closed medical culture fueled the crisis with criticism of records access, license renewals, and transparency.
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