Taiwan Cleared From SARS Hotspots List by WHO
The World Health Organization removed Taiwan from its SARS hotspots list stating the territory has contained the virus. The milestone follows years of global cases totaling about 8,400 infections and 812 deaths, with warnings that outbreaks could resurface if vigilance lapses. Premier Yu Shui kun voiced happiness, saying normal life can return.
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Double bomb attack at Moscow rock festival kills at least 16
Two women strapped with explosives blew themselves up at the Tushino airfield festival in front of about 40 000. A second blast as attendees left followed ten minutes later. Police blamed Chechen rebels. 14 killed, about 60 wounded, with later reports of higher counts.
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Nigerian president seeks asylum deal with Liberia leader
Nigerian President Obasanjo plans to discuss temporary asylum for Charles Taylor with Liberian President in Monrovia. The visit follows days of talks amid regional pressure for Taylor to step down, with a regional force expected to intervene in Liberia.
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Police cadets bomb blast in Ramadi kills seven
A bomb exploded during a graduation parade of U S trained police cadets in Ramadi killing seven and injuring dozens. Survivors report rapid collapse as insurgents target Iraqis working with Americans. L Paul Bremer condemned the attack as a sign of panic among loyalists of Saddam.
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Pakistan mosque massacre fuels fears of external militants
Pakistani authorities probed a mass killing in Quetta targeting Shiite Muslims. Officials suggested Taliban fugitives and al Qaida affiliates might be responsible, with three attackers killed and about 2,000 people present. Victims included four children. leaders claimed attackers were not locals.
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