Okada proposes training Afghan police in Indonesia+
TOKYO, Oct. 30 Kyodo -
Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada proposed training Afghan police officers in
S. Korea offers $200,000 in emergency aid for typhoon-hit Cambodia
SEOUL, Oct. 30 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's foreign ministry said Friday that Seoul
will provide Cambodia with US$200,000 worth of emergency aid materials as the
US$409,956 AID FOR PALESTINIANS DISTRIBUTED
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- Malaysia distributed RM1.4 million
(US$409, 956) in aid to Palestinians in Gaza last year via micro credit projects
SUGARCANE SELLER CHARGED WITH MURDERING INDONESIAN MAID
KLANG (Malaysia), Oct 30 (Bernama) -- A sugarcane juice seller was charged
in the Magistrate's Court here Friday with the murder of Indonesian maid Muntik.
NO INSURGENT SUSPECTS WITH DUAL CITIZENSHIPS
By D. Arul Rajoo
Brumby won't merge firefighting services
Premier John Brumby has poured cold water on a push to merge Victoria's multiple
firefighting services.
Federal govt to aid flood-affected NSW
The federal government will offer cash grants to those affected by floods on the NSW
mid-north coast and loans to assist businesses.
Quake helpers heading back home
Australian personnel sent to help out in the earthquake-devastated region of Padang
in Indonesia are returning home after completing their work.
Asylum seekers showdown averted for week
The Oceanic Viking has been granted approval to remain in Indonesian waters for
another week, avoiding another possible showdown for its boatload of 78 asylum
seekers.
S. Korea reports 1 more flu-related death
(ATTN: UPDATES with more details in paras 4, 9: ADDS new information from para 10)
SEOUL, Oct. 30 (Yonhap) -- An 82-year-old woman infected with the Influenza A
