Guam crash probe cites faulty air warning system
National Transportation Safety Board investigators say the Radar Minimum Safe Altitude Warning System was not working when Flight 801 crashed near Guam. They expect months more to determine a cause while reviewing data, instrumentation, and weather conditions. Families prepare to take identified victims home to South Korea as recovery continues.
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Congo conflict renews fighting in Brazzaville
Gunfire shook Brazzaville as fighting resumed between forces loyal to Pascal Lissouba and Denis Sassou-Nguesso. Civilians fled across the river toward Kinshasa as the UN blocked a peacekeeping mission until a cease-fire and political process are agreed.
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