Pope Calls Moral Rules For New Medical Advances
Pope John Paul I urged clear moral limits on 21st century research at the International Congress of the Transplantation Society. He endorsed organ donation and adult stem cell studies while condemning cloning and embryo research, stressing consent, non commercialized organs, and line priority based on medical need.
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Wild elephant halts traffic in Gauhati city center
A panicked wild elephant roamed a Gauhati thoroughfare during morning rush hour trampling rickshaws and cars as hundreds of frightened commuters pelted it with sticks and stones. The animal swam across the Brahmaputra to reach the riverfront before retreating. Wildlife teams attempted tranquilization as Assam faces high elephant-related deaths and crop damage.
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Russia Launches Military Satellite From Baikonur
Russia successfully launched a Kosmos-series military satellite Tuesday from Baikonur in Kazakstan. The Proton-K booster lifted the satellite into orbit just after midnight local time and it reached its designated orbit six hours later, per STAR-Tass. The Strategic Missile Force could not comment. The nation has seen a drop in military satellites due to cash shortages after the Soviet collapse.
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