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Foreigners injured in Domodedovo terror blast
12:39 24.01.2011 |
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The Moscow police are investigating the explosion at Domodedovo International Airport. Investigators found the head of an Arab male on the site of the accident. It is not ruled out that it was him, who detonated the bomb
Death toll from Domodedovo blast climbs to 31
09:54 24.01.2011 |
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Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has been informed about the explosion at Moscow's Domodedovo International Airport. Most likely, it was a suicide terrorist, who conducted the explosion at the airport
Bomb explodes at Moscow's Domodedovo Airport, killing at least 10
09:26 24.01.2011 |
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An explosion ripped through the arrival hall of Moscow's Domodedovo Airport. At least 2 have been killed, Russian news agencies say, although the BBC says that ten people have been killed in the blast. An airport employee confirmed the explosion
Four police officers wounded in Detroit, assailant killed
08:57 24.01.2011 |
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Four police officers were slightly wounded and their assailant killed on Sunday after a man walked into a police precinct and “began shooting indiscriminately,” a spokeswoman for the mayor said.
Philadelphia gas explosion kills 1, 5 injured
11:48 19.01.2011 |
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A gas explosion in Northeast Philadelphia Tuesday night killed one gas company worker and sent five people to the hospital, three of whom were in critical condition, authorities said. Executive Fire Chief Daniel A. Williams said late Tuesday night that the body of a dead Philadelphia Gas Works employee was found at the scene of the explosion in...
Australia's Victoria braces for biggest floods in 200 years
10:00 17.01.2011 |
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Towns in the southern Australian state of Victoria were on Monday bracing for their biggest floods in 200 years as the death toll from the natural disaster in Queensland rose.
Ship with 2,400 tonnes of sulphuric acid capsizes on Rhine river in Germany
09:40 13.01.2011 |
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A ship carrying 2,400 tonnes of sulphuric acid capsized Thursday on Germany's Rhine river, blocking traffic on one of Europe's busiest waterways amid a frantic search for two crew members. According to preliminary indications, the vessel's tanks seemed to be intact, authorities said, with "no obvious damage" to the acid containers.
