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Monday, 14 March 2011

Japanese PM: 15,000 rescued in nation's 'toughest' crisis since WW II


Sendai, Japan (CNN) -- Rescuers began a fourth day picking through the rubble of earthquake- and tsunami-ravaged northern Japan Monday, searching for survivors, as the country's prime minister called on…
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Explosion rocks stricken Japanese nuclear reactor, 2,000 found dead in Miyagi

A woman cries while sitting on a road amid the destroyed city of Natori, Miyagi Prefecture in northern Japan March 13, 2011, after a massive earthquake and tsunami that are…
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Indian poverty demands urgent solution

By M Kulasegaran

KUALA LUMPUR; With the fragmentation of estates in the late 1960s and coupled with the decline in rubber commodity prices from the 1970s, estate labourers of Indian…
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Najib not master of his own house?

By Lim Kit Siang

KUALA LUMPUR: Is the continued seizure of 35,000 copies of the Bible in Bahasa Malaysia – 30,000 copies in Kuching Port and 5,000 copies in Port…
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Bibles withheld due to court case: Hishammuddin

The Sun

PETALING JAYA (March 13, 2011): The consignment of 30,000 bibles in Bahasa Indonesia is being held at Port Klang and Kuching Port due to a pending court case.…
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Japan Issues Fresh Tsunami Warning For Stricken Coast

TOKYO, March 14 (Reuters) -- Japan issued on Monday a fresh tsunami warning for the same region devastated by Friday's massive quake and initial tsunami, local media said.

Kyodo news…
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Berita Harian's shameful tsunami cartoon

Berita Harian has made global news – for the wrong reason.
It published a cartoon on the tsunami in Japan that has been widely seen as appallingly distasteful and insensitive.…
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