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ARKALYK, Kazakhstan -- Arkalyk, a town of fewer than 30,000 people in the central belt of Kazakhstan, wears its mining heritage proudly. [1]
Volunteers fished wreckage and parts of three more motorbikes out of the Chak Nok Reservoir. Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation divers, responding to neighbors’ tips, went looking for bodies among the wreckage, but found none. [2]
Not every Tamil is a fighter, says Anglican bishop Colombo (AsiaNews) – We “need to overcome the tendency to see the ghosts of the LTTE in every Tamil,” said Rev Duleep de Chickera, Anglican bishop of Colombo. [3]
LAMPHUN, Feb 17— The northern province of Lamphun, which was severely hit by ongoing drought, has declared five districts disaster zones as dust particle levels in Lampang and Phrae were higher than the safety threshold of 120 microgrammes per cubic ... [7]
By HARN LAY / THE IRRAWADDY Friday, August 22, 2008 [8]
Note: This briefing is based on limited source coverage. The evidence may be incomplete or outdated.
ARKALYK, Kazakhstan -- Arkalyk, a town of fewer than 30,000 people in the central belt of Kazakhstan, wears its mining heritage proudly.
Volunteers fished wreckage and parts of three more motorbikes out of the Chak Nok Reservoir. Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation divers, responding to neighbors’ tips, went looking for bodies among the wreckage, but found none.
Not every Tamil is a fighter, says Anglican bishop Colombo (AsiaNews) – We “need to overcome the tendency to see the ghosts of the LTTE in every Tamil,” said Rev Duleep de Chickera, Anglican bishop of Colombo.
LAMPHUN, Feb 17— The northern province of Lamphun, which was severely hit by ongoing drought, has declared five districts disaster zones as dust particle levels in Lampang and Phrae were higher than the safety threshold of 120 microgrammes per cubic
By HARN LAY / THE IRRAWADDY Friday, August 22, 2008