Nairobi pipeline blast kills at least 75 in Sinai slum
In Nairobi’s Sinai slum a leaking gasoline pipeline exploded around 9 am causing a massive fire. Joseph Mwangi, whose two children died, described the scene as families grabbed fuel from the leaking line before the blast. Fuel remains precious as residents fear future leaks.
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Six oil workers rescued in stable condition after storm
Six rescued workers, including two Americans and four Mexicans, are in stable condition after surviving three days adrift in the Gulf of Mexico following a tropical storm. One Bangladeshi worker died in hospital and two others were found dead. two U.S. citizens and several Mexicans are named among the survivors. Intent to search for the remaining missing worker continues as Pemex reports details.
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Pentagon boots on ground in Libya to secure embassy
Four U.S. military members join a State Department team in Tripoli to restore and secure the U.S. embassy amid fears of booby traps after fighting between rebel and pro-government forces. Navy Capt. John Kirby says the personnel include two EOD specialists and are not there in a military capacity.
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Tripoli
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Libya
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