Iran Quake Aftershocks Spur Night Outdoors In Golbaf
A 6.4 magnitude quake on Saturday left about 2,000 homes destroyed and 10,000 people homeless in Golbaf. Five people were killed and 50 injured. Red Crescent official Yadollah Qorbani said the aftermath brought multiple aftershocks and residents spent the night outside.
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Sandstorm closes Suez Canal and forces flight diversions
A Khamaseen sandstorm reduced Cairo visibility to about one third of a mile and led Port Said to close the Suez Canal as 28 ships anchored. Cairo airport rerouted flights to Hurghada and Luxor. Last year’s storm caused at least 18 deaths. a Mir space station spacewalk was postponed to April 1 with American astronaut Andrew Thomas aboard.
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Pope John Paul II Beats Bulgarian Martyr During Beatification
The pope beatified Bishop Evgeny Basilkov, a Cold War martyr executed in 1952 during Bulgaria’s communist crackdown. In a two hour St Peter’s Basilica ceremony, Basilkov was praised as a shining example for those suffering for their faith as the regime kept killings secret for decades.
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