Philippine police academy expels senior class over hazing death
Philippine National Police Academy dismissed its entire senior class after hazing incidents that killed one student and injured 23. Seventy two seniors in a battalion were expelled, 77 suspended for the year, with 63 juniors expelled for a conspiracy of silence, per Interior Department official Alexander Padilla.
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Fiji rebels seek reinstatement after hostage crisis ends
Ousted Pacific leader Mahendra Chaudhry appeals for government restoration as rebels who seized hostages surrender. In Japan, Snow Brand halts Osaka plant production after 11,000+ illnesses linked to tainted milk amid police negligence probes.
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Nationwide Bastille Day Picnic Spans France From Dunkirk To Pyrenees
France marks Bastille Day with a 600 mile long picnic along the Paris Meridian from Dunkirk to the Spanish border. Tables covered in red and white paper line routes as Parisians gather on streets and promenades, while towns boast giant pastries and local meals. Fireworks light the Eiffel Tower as celebrations continue into the night.
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Nigeria pipeline blast death toll tops two hundred
The confirmed death toll from a Niger Delta gasoline pipeline explosion rose to about 200 as more bodies were found and seriously burned villagers died. Dozens remain missing or hiding amid fear of arrest, with some bodies buried hastily and hospitals echoing with empty wards as authorities urge treatment and caution.
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Cluster of mad cow disease deaths investigated in Leicestershire
British health officials probe a possible cluster of Creutzfeldt Jakob disease deaths around the village of Queniborough in Leicestershire. Four deaths in two years with a fifth believed infected, linked to prior meat exposure. incubation up to 15 years. Authorities caution but pursue light shed on transmission while noting rising UK cases.
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