- Seven dead, 24 injured in attack on church in Egypt
At least seven people died and 24 were injured early Saturday in an attack on a Christian church in the northern Egyptian city of Alexandria, rescue workers told AFP.The toll was expected to rise as a number of victims were taken away by car from the scene of the explosion, they said.The attack, apparently caused by a car bomb, took place as the faithful left the church in the Sidi Bechr district at around half past midnight on New Year's Day. The witnesses said a burnt-out car was in front of the entrance to the church. 少なくとも7人が死亡、24アレクサンドリアの北部のエジプト都市で、キリスト教の教会への攻撃の初期段階で土曜日負傷し、救助隊員は、AFP.Theの料金は、犠牲者の数が上昇すると期待されていた現場から車で連れ去られたと言わ忠実に元旦に半夜12時ごろシディBechr地区の教会を出ると爆発の、どうやら彼らは自動車爆弾による攻撃をsaid.The、行われた
- Second body found in Northern Territory fire ruins
DARWIN - Police in the Northern Territory have discovered a second body in the burnt out ruins of a house west of Darwin.The remains were found in the same Dundee Beach demountable home that the body of a woman, who had been shot... ダーウィン - ノーザンテリトリーの警察は、同じダンディービーチ取り外し可能自宅で発見されたままDarwin.Theの家の西の燃え尽きた遺跡の番目の身体を発見していることを撮影していた女性の身体...
- Qantas to resume Australia-Japan flights
Australian airline Qantas on Friday announced it will resume flights between Australia and Japan on Tuesday.
Qantas has canceled the popular route in the wake of the massive earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan on March 11.
According to the airline chief, Alan Joyce, Qantas has been working closely with the Australian government, as well as industry and health experts, to take many issues into account before making the decision.
Joyce said Qantas has spoken with the International Air T ... 金曜日に、オーストラリアの航空会社カンタス航空は、火曜日にオーストラリアと日本間の飛行を再開すると発表した
- Mexico: Body found in missing Canadian's burnt-out car
Investigators are working to determine whether it is the body of Daniel Dion, who was last seen about a week ago in AcapulcoA missing Canadian businessman's burnt-out rental car was found with a corpse in the boot today, police reported. Investigators are working to determine whether it is the body of Daniel Dion, who was last seen about a week ago in Acapulco. One of the vehicle's licence plates was not burned in the fire, allowing police to identify it as Dion's white VW Jetta, according to police director Fernando Monreal. The car was discovered in Zumpango del Rio, just north of the state capital, Chilpancingo. The town is 130km (80 miles) from Acapulco, where authorities say Dion worked for several years. He was CEO of a company that employs inmates making bags from recycled materials and is reportedly from the Ottawa area, although Canadian officials previously declined to confirm the missing man's name or hometown.While Acapulco remains a popular getaway for Mexico City residents and foreign tourists, it has been hit by drug-related gang violence in recent years.Fighting between two rival factions of the crumbling Beltrán Leyva drug cartel has resulted in shoot-outs and deaths. Mayor Jose Luis Avila Sanchez recently warned people to stay indoors after dark – an extraordinary pronouncement for a city whose economy depends on nightclubs, restaurants and bars.MexicoCanadaguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
調べでは、それが最後のAcapulcoAカナダの実業家の燃え尽きたレンタカーは、今日のブートに死体で発見された行方不明週間前の見られたダニエルディオンの本体であるかどうかを判断する作業している、警察は伝えた
- High-stakes surge helps Galaxy's cash flow
Macau casino developer Galaxy Entertainment's core cash flow more than doubled in the third quarter to a record HK$616 million on a continued surge in high-stakes gambling at its StarWorld casino hotel.
マカオのカジノ開発ギャラクシーエンターテイメントの中核となるキャッシュフローは、以上のスターワールドのカジノホテルで高賭け事の継続的なサージのレコード香港、第3四半期に$ 616000000倍増した
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