China quake in Sichuan kills at least 32 rescuers race to reach survivors
Chinese rescue teams rushed to quake hit areas with tents quilts and sacks of rice as the 6.1 magnitude quake near Panzhihua left 32 dead and dozens injured. Authorities say 152000 people evacuated, 258000 homes damaged, and aftershocks, rains, and rugged terrain hamper relief efforts.
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Marines prepare for handover in Anbar transfer
On the eve of Anbar’s handover to Iraqi security, Marine Maj Gen John Kelly says the drawdown will be gradual and not overnight. He notes a 40 percent force reduction since February, from 37,000 to 25,000, with further cuts expected as Petraeus reassesses Iraq’s security needs.
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Calderon pledges reforms after anti crime protests
President Felipe Calderon vowed to adopt civic group proposals to curb crime after more than 100,000 Mexicans marched against kidnappings and killings. He promised a citizens panel to monitor progress, improved police recruitment and oversight, and arming officers more powerful weapons. Calderon said Mexicans seek results two years into his term and met with 14 civic leaders who organized candlelight protests in Mexico City and other cities.
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