India Surpasses South Africa in HIV AIDS Infections
UNAIDS reports India now hosts the largest number of people living with HIV AIDS with an estimated 5.7 million, surpassing South Africa's 5.5 million. The global epidemic remains strongest in sub Saharan Africa as efforts to prevent mother to child transmission lag, with only 9 percent of pregnant women in poor countries receiving protection services. Nearly 40 million people live with HIV AIDS and 25 million have died since the epidemic began.
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Bombings kill 54 in Iraq as US boosts troops
A string of car bombs and a bag concealing a blast hit Shiite areas killing 54 and wounding 120. Attacks struck a crowded outdoor market in Husseiniyah, a Hillah car bombing, a Baghdad bakery blast, and a mortar strike on the Interior Ministry. Officials said US forces moved about 1500 troops from Kuwait into Anbar to restore order for up to four months.
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Saddam trial judge orders inquiry after witness claims alive Shiites
In Baghdad the Saddam Hussein trial hears a defense witness allege nearly two dozen Shiites, said dead, remain alive. Chief Judge Raouf Abdel-Rahman orders an inquiry as Saddam and Barzan Ibrahim press for investigation. Ibrahim appeals for U.S. help, while prosecutors cite 148 Shiites executed or tortured after the 1982 Dujail assassination attempt.
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