Mad cow disease case in Canada triggers US beef ban
A lone BSE case in Alberta led the United States to ban all Canadian beef imports. Officials called the case isolated, with veterinary authorities citing low human and animal risk. The infected 8-year-old cow was slaughtered January 3, and Canada halted cattle export certificates while the US banned cattle beef and feed imports.
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Bomb kills self in Ankara cafe blast linked to DHKP-C
In central Ankara, a suspected leftist bomber died when her device exploded prematurely in a cafe restroom. Police recovered batteries and triggering gear, identifying the bomber as Sengul Akkurt of DHKP-C. One bystander was wounded as debris shattered walls and windows.
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U.S. invites experts to survey Iraqi labs
The United States plans to assemble an international team to inspect two mobile labs in Iraq suspected of supporting biological weapons. Col Tim Madere said the team will verify lab purposes, with Pentagon details to follow. Labs previously inspected by US, UK, and coalition scientists. The discovery of trailers near Mosul and at al-Kindi fuel ongoing WMD probe.
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