WHO: 665 Thousand People Died Due to Malaria

WHO: 665 Thousand People Died Due to MalariaBern - The World Health Organization, World Health Organization (WHO) says as many as 665 thousand people die due to malaria in 2010. Of this amount, as much as 86 percent are children under five years old. As quoted by AFP on Wednesday (14.12.2011), the rate decreased by 5 percent compared to the year 2009. Of the total deaths, Africa accounted for 91 percent and 81 percent from 216 million cases of malaria worldwide in 2010. In the annual World Malaria Report 2011, WHO praised it as a 'major achievement' because that number has decreased as much as 26 percent of deaths in 2000. While the figure...

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Residents in the Outer Zone Quarantine Threatened Fukushima Nuclear Radiation

  Tokyo - The threat of radiation leaks from nuclear reactors at NPP Fukushima, Japan still has not ended. Residents outside the quarantine zone is now in danger of radiation involved. Exposure to radiation is obtained from the region has now reached 19 millisievert. Exactly one point below the safe limit set by the International Nuclear Safety Agency. This was conveyed by the local government and reported by Reuters on Tuesday (13/12/2011). Contained the greatest radiation exposure at Iitate city located about 40 kilometers northwest Fukushima nuclear power plants. Iitate city itself is outside the evacuation zone set by the government,...

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CIA agents meeting Hunter Hezbollah: At McDonald's, Pizza Hut, and Starbucks

Beirut - Like in a movie or a novel about espionage various countries, it was recently revealed the identity of the agent group Hezbollah Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), United States (U.S.), masquerading in Lebanon. Hezbollah calls meetings CIA agents carried out at fast food restaurants like McDonald's, Pizza Hut, and Starbucks. As reported by Press TV on Tuesday (13.12.2011), the Hezbollah television network al-Manar, said the effort was a CIA spy in Lebanon and in contact with Israel. According to information released, the CIA agent who was in Lebanon led by Daniel Patrick Mcfeely. An official of the truth about the identity of CIA mengkinformasi Mcfeely in Beirut. The CIA itself has 10 officers, including a woman, whose job is to recruit spies to gather information about the Lebanese...

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Naas, rocket attacks into Israel injures Lebanese Villagers

Tyre - A rocket fired into Israel from Lebanese territory. But the unlucky, the rocket is actually crashed in a village in the border region until injuring a Lebanese woman. This was conveyed by a senior Lebanese security official told AFP on Monday (12/12/2011). Katyusha rockets were fired from the Bent Jbail and fell in Hula village located near the border of Israel. The incident comes amid heightened tension in Lebanon due to insurgency in neighboring Syria which had lasted nine months and more heated. Emerging concerns of the Lebanese government that what happened in Syria will be transmitted to the Lebanese society. The border region...

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Drugs smuggled into China, South Africa Women Injected Death

Johannesburg - The Chinese government injected the death of a woman citizen of South Africa (South Africa) for committing a crime of smuggling drugs into the Bamboo Curtain country. Upon this, the government of South Africa expressed deep regret over the refusal by the Chinese government for clemency. Janice Linden (35) was convicted for trying to smuggle three kilograms of shabu to Guangzhou, China, in 2008. Sabu is hidden in the suitcase luggage, but was eventually caught by the police. "Executions were carried out around 10:00 South African time. Our embassy officials were there along with his family. He has two sisters there," said...

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Reply attack Israel, Palestinian rocket fires Dozens

  JERUSALEM - Israel has launched air strikes into Gaza. Palestinian fighters had returned fire by firing dozens of rockets into southern Israel. Several rockets landed near the city of Beersheba, Israel, but the attack did not cause casualties. As quoted by Reuters on Friday (12.09.2011), Palestinian medical officials said two Israeli air strike hit a Hamas training camp in Gaza City. Shrapnel in the attack spread to the houses around him. As a result, one Palestinian civilians were killed and 13 others wounded. Most of the wounded are women and children. A spokesman for Hamas said the Israeli air attack was a crime that increased violence...

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Smoky aircraft, Cathay Pacific Flight Cancel

Shanghai - A plane owned by Cathay Pacific airlines canceled flights taking off from the airport of Shanghai, China today. Because of garanya, smoke was detected in the cabin of the aircraft so that all passengers had to be lowered. Three people were injured in the incident. Cathay Pacific-party states, 351 passengers and 19 crew were evacuated from the Boeing 747. At that time, the aircraft is aimed at Hong Kong was preparing to take off at Pudong International Airport, Shanghai. "Our preliminary information indicates that the captain ordered the plane emptied because the smoke was detected in the cabin before departure," the statement Cathay as reported by AFP news agency on Friday (09/12/2011). According to Cathay, the injured only lightly injured. Shanghai authorities confirmed the...

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Hospital fire in India, 30 killed

New Delhi - Tragic! Major fire occurred in a hospital in the city of Kolkata, eastern India. At least 30 people were killed in that tragic event. "I can confirm that at least 30 people have lost their lives in the incident," said Deputy Commissioner of Police B. Dasgupta was quoted as saying by AFP news agency on Friday (12/09/2011). Diimbuhkannya, police have managed to save about 50-60 people from the AMRI hospital. Among the victims were killed, most of the patients. They are trapped by smoke and flames that attack the hospital on Friday morning local time. "We have transferred 50 patients to the nearest hospital. The situation is still...

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Sadistic! Upset with the Former Wife, Her son's father slit Neck 2

London - Sadis! A father in England can kill two biological children by slitting their throats. The man was angry because his ex-wife's mother, aka the second child, had him out of the apartment as long as they occupy. The vicious man, Jean Francis Say (62), slit the throats of Regina (8) and Rolls (10) when both were busy playing computer games on 13 February. In the trial that was held December 8 local time at the Old Bailey, Jean pleaded guilty to charges of murder. At the trial it was revealed that after killing his son, Jean calmly phoned his ex-wife, Adjoua (44). "I have killed your children, come and take her body," said Jean, as quoted...

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History of Batik Malaysia Launches Book

Kuala Lumpur - Despite batik has been recognized by UNESCO as cultural heritage of Indonesia, but it did not dampen efforts to continue promoting Malaysian batik is typical of the country. As part of that effort, batik history book launched in Malaysia today. The book titled "Malaysian Batik: Reinventing a Tradition" was launched by former Malaysian prime minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. Launch of book by Datin Noor Azlina Yunus coincided with the start of the Convention and Exhibition Kuala Lumpur International Batik (KLIB) 2011 in Kuala Lumpur today. Batik exhibition will last three days. When launching the book, Badawi urged Malaysians to write more books about the history, culture and heritage. "Writing a book about the culture and our heritage is a great service for our country,"...

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Israeli air strike kills 2 in Gaza Militia

Jerusalem - An Israeli air strike in Gaza killed two militants and wounded two other civilians. Israel claims the two men to attack Israelis in the border region. As reported by Reuters on Friday (9/12/2011), the second person is Essam Al-Batsh and Sobhi Al-Batsh. Both at that time was driving his car before being shot by Israel. Hundreds of Palestinians gathered around the charred car rest during the day. In Tel Aviv, an Israeli military spokesman confirmed the air strike. A spokesman said the two planned attacks against Israeli civilians and soldiers along the Israeli border. "Those who are affiliated with a terrorist group that aims to...

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U.S. criticism of Iran Virtual Embassy Site Blocking Problem

Thursday, 08/12/2011 18:30 pm U.S. criticism of Iran Virtual Embassy Site Blocking Problem Washington - Just a day launch, the site of the United States a virtual embassy to Iran has been blocked. Iran also criticized the U.S. government is blocking Internet access to the site. The White House said the move shows that the Iranian regime does not trust its people. "Through this action, the Iranian government once again demonstrated its commitment to build surveillance and censorship of the electronic curtain around his people," a statement from the White House as reported by AFP on Thursday (8/12/2011). "Systematic efforts to withhold information the Iranian government for its citizens - to control what is seen and heard the Iranian people - will fail in the 21st century is when the...

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-The U.S. presidential candidates call for secret operations against Iran & Syria

  Thursday, 08/12/2011 10:17 pm-The U.S. presidential candidates call for secret operations against Iran & SyriaWashington - The United States presidential candidate of the Republican party openly called for covert operations against Iran and Syria. The operation could include sabotage, assassinations and assistance to opposition groups. It is said Newt Gingrich, Republican presidential candidate winning, he will use "the secret ability" to pursue regime change in Tehran, Iran. "They had only one oil refinery that is very, very big. I will focus on how to secretly sabotage it every day," said the former chairman of the U.S. House...

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Great scramble ASEAN countries

 Louth, KOMPAS.com - major states and societies of developed countries, fighting for influence in ASEAN. Seizure of, among others, looks at a meeting of ASEAN ambassadors and partners in Louth, Islands, the Pacific Islands. Permanent Representative of Indonesia to ASEAN, Ngurah Swajaya, said the meeting followed the ASEAN ambassador ambassadors and representatives of eight countries of the European Union. They are present as a partner of ASEAN. "Each of them offer assistance to ASEAN," he said, Wednesday (07/12/2011) in Louth, the Pacific Islands. Japan offered cooperation in socio-cultural, economic, and humanitarian....

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Make sure that the U.S. CIA plane crashes in Iran

WASHINGTON, KOMPAS.com - The secret behind a U.S. unmanned stealth plane that crashed in Iran last week increasingly revealed. Two U.S. officials told CNN on Tuesday (6/12/2011), revealed that the plane was part of a CIA reconnaissance mission involving the intelligence community and military personnel stationed in Afghanistan. The aircraft was on a mission in the territory of Afghanistan but because the operator loses control, the aircraft entered Pakistani territory and fell there. A senior U.S. official who has direct access to the assessment of what happened on the plane said the aircraft flew missions run...

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Will Malaysian International Batik Exhibition Degree December 9

Wednesday, 12/07/2011 19:09 pm Will Malaysian International Batik Exhibition Degree December 9 Kuala Lumpur - Despite batik has been recognized by UNESCO as cultural heritage of Indonesia, but still heavily promoting Malaysian batik is typical of his country. Malaysia will hold the event the International Batik Convention and Exhibition Kuala Lumpur (KLIB) which will begin on Friday, December 9 next. Even in the event that will last three days, will launch the book on the history of Malaysian batik. "We wanted to share our work for the development of Malaysian batik," said Budi Merciful Foundation CEO Datuk Leela Mohd Ali, who held the event, as reported by Malaysian daily, The Star, Wednesday (12/07/2011). In the event it will launch a book detailing the Malaysian batik industry. The book...

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Duarr! The bomb blast ripped 19 Lives in Afghanistan

Wednesday, 12/07/2011 18:13 pm Duarr! The bomb blast ripped 19 Lives in Afghanistan Kabul - Again bomb attack in Afghanistan. At least 19 people were killed when a truck they were riding stepped on a roadside bomb in Helmand province, Afghanistan. Among the victims, including 7 women and 5 children. "19 people including 7 women and 5 children killed in IED (improvised explosive device) today. The seven women were from one family. Five people have been injured," said local security forces commander, Mohammad Ismail, as reported by AFP on Wednesday (07/12/2011). It is said Ismail, a resident had been on a journey of Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand's Sangin district headed when their car hit by a bomb. This bomb attack came a day after two bomb attacks that occurred in two separate places...

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President of Pakistan Taxable Heart Attack

Rabu, 07/12/2011 16:59 WIB Presiden Pakistan Kena Serangan Jantung Islamabad - Presiden Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari mendapatkan serangan jantung ringan dan harus menjalani operasi di Dubai. Zardari menjalani pemeriksaan jantungnya di tengah isu pengunduran dirinya sebagai presiden. "Dia mengalami serangan jantung ringan dan pada Selasa kemarin terbang menuju Dubai. Kondisi kesehatannya saat ini sudah baik. Dia akan kembali ke sini besok. Tidak ada masalah soal pengunduran diri," ujar Menteri HAM Pakistan Mustafa Khokhar, seperti diberitakan AFP, Rabu (7/12/2011). Media Pakistan...

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Former President of Israel in prison Start Up Rape

Wednesday, 12/07/2011 16:57 pm Former President of Israel in prison Start Up Rape JERUSALEM - Former Israeli president Moshe Katsav today began the seven-year prison sentence he received on charges of rape and other sex crimes. As reported by AFP news agency on Wednesday (7/12/2011), former leader of the Jewish state was seen entering the prison near Tel Aviv Ma'asiyah on Wednesday, December 7 at about 10 am local time. Katsav was found guilty in December 2010 and then on two counts of rape, sexual abuse, sexual abuse and preclude judicial action. During the trial the case that lasted 18 months, the Katsav described as a sexual predator that often interfere with female staff. Katsav has filed a cassation appeal and even on the verdict. But last month, the Court rejected the petition Agug...

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Obama Praise Indonesia Top Ratify Nuclear Test Ban

Wednesday, 12/07/2011 15:27 pm Obama Praise Indonesia Top Ratify Nuclear Test Ban Washington - President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama praised Indonesia in ratifying the nuclear test ban. Indonesia's Obama called the move as a step to combat the spread of nuclear weapons. "I urge all countries to sign and ratify the treaty so that it can apply as soon as possible," Obama said as reported by AFP on Wednesday (07/12/2011). Obama also said he would continue to press the U.S. Senate to ratify the treaty for U.S. security in the future. "America must be a global leader in order to prevent proliferation, and adopted as the entrance into...

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