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January 31, 2010
Miracle Haiti girl had nothing to eat or drink, say doctors
Port-Au-Prince (AFP) Jan 28, 2010
Stunned doctors said a 16-year-old Haitian girl was in a stable condition Thursday after surviving for 15 days buried in the rubble of the country's earthquake - apparently with nothing to eat or drink. "Nature always surprises us," said Claude Fuilla, the head medic with a French civil defense team in Haiti which pulled young Darlene Etienne from a collapsed building in the capital Port-au-Prince Wednesday. Neighbors found Etienne and alerted international rescuers who dug her out. She was sta ... read more

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Altus Sends Six C-17s For Operation Unified Response
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Rights group slams China firm over DR Congo workers
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Leak at German nuclear plant, man hospitalised: firm
Berlin (AFP) Jan 22, 2010
A leak in a uranium enrichment plant in Germany exposed an employee to a high level of radiation but posed no danger to people outside the facility, the firm operating the plant said on Friday. The employee was taken to hospital as a precaution, a spokeswoman for the German subsidiary of British nuclear firm Urenco said. None of the radiation escaped, the company added. "There is no ... more

US activates Coast Guard reservists for Haiti
Washington (AFP) Jan 19, 2010
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano on Tuesday called up to 900 US Coast Guard reservists to duty to serve in Haiti following the devastating January 12 earthquake. President Barack Obama on Sunday issued an executive order authorizing the mobilization of military reserves to help quake-hit Haiti, particularly medical staff to work on hospital ships and Coast Guard sta ... more

Haiti quake relief gains pace: aid agencies
Geneva (AFP) Jan 18, 2010
Aid agencies said a huge international relief operation nearly a week after Haiti's devastating earthquake was gaining pace on Monday, but one warned that survivors were growing increasingly desperate. UN agencies and the Red Cross said field hospitals and food distribution had multiplied in and around the capital Port-au-Prince, where the magnitude 7.0 quake wrought huge destruction, leavin ... more

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Israeli soldiers get odour-free socks

BAE Unveils New Modernized Howitzer Vehicle For US Army

'Magic Wand' probed in Iraq

Russia denies fleet boost over US Poland missile plan

Kuwait Air Defense Forces Conduct Patriot Test Firings

US to deploy defensive missiles on Russia's doorstep

North Korea may be readying missile tests

Iran to unveil missiles during anniversary: commander

Pentagon gives OK for Taiwan missile deal: official

Fate of Airbus A400M still uncertain

China urges EU to lift arms embargo

Russia 2009 arms exports defy recession

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

Mint robot puts shine on hardwood floors

Canada donates excess swine flu vaccines to WHO

HIV infections emerge long after China blood scandal: report

WHO attend key European hearing on flu pandemic

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Deluge of Haiti aid, but officials say more needed
United Nations (AFP) Jan 15, 2010
Donors ranging from the world's richest countries to individuals sending text messages have contributed massive aid for quake-stricken Haiti, but officials said Friday much more was needed. The UN said it planned an appeal for hundreds of millions of dollars, with the deeply poor country desperate for food and medical supplies and its shattered infrastructure making distribution of assistance difficult. Twenty countries, organisations and companies have already pledged 268.5 million do ... read more

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AWI And DLR To Conduct Joint Health Research In The Antarctic

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UN force to stay in ICoast till late May to back polls

Darfur peacekeeping head against Mideast-kind peace process

Tribal clashes threaten Sudan peace deal

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Recounting Haiti's devastation amid Davos glitz

Helicopters rescue tourists from Peru's Inca ruins

Almost half of Haiti's injured may be children: study

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Canada donates excess swine flu vaccines to WHO

HIV infections emerge long after China blood scandal: report

WHO attend key European hearing on flu pandemic

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