Uphaar Theater Fire Kills Sixty In New Delhi
A blaze during a film showing in South Delhi's Uphaar theater left about 60 dead and over 200 injured as smoke from burning ceiling insulation filled the crowd. At least 12 victims were children, and poisoning from fumes overwhelmed spectators after the intermission during Border.
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Maxwell Periera
Glow in the dark mice hailed as scientific advance
Japanese Osaka University researchers announce the creation of fluorescent mice by injecting jellyfish DNA into embryos making the first generation glow under ultraviolet light. The glow fades as fur grows but exposed parts remain luminescent into adulthood.
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Osaka University
Pol Pot flees as Khmer Rouge fractures deepen
Cambodian government officials report Pol Pot on the run from forces and defectors as the Khmer Rouge splits amid peace talks. Son Sen and eight family members were killed in a purge order linked to the leadership’s waning control. Pol Pot fled Anlong Veng while rebels set up jungle checkpoints, signaling the movement’s decline after two decades of civil war.
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Son Sen Ran Tuol
Turkey to swap prime ministers under military pressure
In Ankara a coalition of pro Islamic and secular parties agreed to swap prime ministers with Necmettin Erbakan handing over to Tansu Ciller. Ciller would lead from June 18 until early elections, as the Turkish military intensifies its power struggle with the government over Islamic influence and reform.
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Food aid planned as Sierra Leone faces hunger crisis
Aid agencies said they would begin distributing food this weekend to avert hunger and a new refugee exodus after the May 25 coup. Prices for basics have doubled as markets close and fuel and rice run low. tens of thousands may flee to Guinea and Liberia, with 10,000 already in Liberia.
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Sierra Leone
U.N. World Food Program
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Liberia
Sajuma Kemokai
Aristide roils Haiti with anti U S rhetoric rally
Aristide reemerges as a vocal critic of U S policy in Haiti. He accuses imperialism of keeping Haitians in poverty and hints at a comeback. The former president challenges Washington over aid and austerity while speculating on a path to influence in Preval’s administration.
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Washington
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Preval
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