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Thursday, November 4, 2010

12 killed in plane crash in Karachi

12 killed in plane crash in Karachi
KARACHI: A small privately owned aircraft crashes a few minutes after taking off at Pehalwan Goath near Karachi airport, Geo News reported.

At least 12 dead bodies have been recovered while more are still trapped under the wreckage, rescue workers.

Reports from CAA authorities confirmed that at least 21 people were on board who have been feared dead as the wreckage caught fire. Accident took place at 7:15am.

Karachi Airplane Crash


ISLAMABAD -- Pakistani officials say all 22 people on board a small plane that crashed in the country's south have been killed.
The plane crashed soon after taking off Friday from the aiport in Karachi. Civil Aviation Authority spokesman Pervez George said the private carrier had 20 passengers and two pilots.
Lt. Col. Noor Alam, a rescue leader, says there are no survivors.
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below.

Sunday, October 3, 2010

Ecuador's President Correa declares victory over rebels

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa, fourth from left, and his wife Anne Malherbe, third from left, arrive to the funeral service of Juan Pablo Bolanos, a student killed during the Thursday police revolt, in Quito, Ecuador, Saturday, Oct. 2, 2010.
read moreThe Daily Telegraph Australia
ECUADOR'S President Rafael Correa has declared victory over rebel security forces behind a mutiny he claims sought to kill him, and has urged the public to support loyal police. Soldiers patrolled Ecuador's main cities, which gradually returned to calm. Quito's international airport and legislature were back to normal after being occupied...

U.S. to issue travel alert for Americans in Europe

A French soldier patrols at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, Thursday, Sept. 16, 2010 as France is facing an elevated threat of terrorism.
read moreMSNBC
WASHINGTON — The U.S. State Department on Sunday will issue atravel "alert" urging American citizens to be vigilant as they travel inEurope, government officials told NBC News on Saturday. The alert is due to new al-Qaida threats although officials have not identified specific targets that terrorists might be considering, NBC News...