Sudan says it does not object to more foreign forces
Sudanese Foreign Minister Mustafa Osman Ismail said Khartoum does not oppose deploying additional foreign cease fire monitors and protection troops in Darfur. UN calls to allow over 3,000 troops come amid a 19 month conflict that has killed about 30,000 and displaced more than 1 million. The EU pressed for UN sanctions, oil boycott risks, and reduced aid if fighting continues.
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Ten bodies recovered after Uganda hotel collapse
The death toll rose to ten as police and volunteers cleared rubble from the three story hotel site near Kampala en route to Entebbe airport. Rescue teams had pulled 21 people from the wreckage as efforts continued to locate additional victims amid collapsed supports.
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Freighter Crashes into Homes on Seto Island
The 498 ton Shin Tsunetoyo Maru slammed into two houses after crossing a breakwater on Osakikami Island in the Seto Inland Sea. Police said the exhausted skipper was drowsy. One resident was lightly hurt. six crew members were unharmed.
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