Two teenagers were killed by a roadside bomb blast in Dagestan

Moscow (News and Us)-two teenagers were killed by the explosion of an object that is placed on the edge of the city of Dagestan, Russia, on Wednesday, police sources said.

The explosion occurred midday in a busy shopping area in the city of Dagestan, Makhachkala, said a spokesman for the local Interior Ministry, reports AFP.

"Two people, a young child, have been killed and two other people were taken to hospital," the source told AFP.

One agency source quoted the police of Russia says the victim was 15-16 years. Police described the victims opened the box located on the sidewalk, and instantly make it the active source of blast containing two kilograms of TNT.

Television showed video footage of the glasses in the street scene that broke out and the area was filled with police cars and also deployed bloodhounds.

Dagestan is now the region's most unstable as a result of the conflict that engulfed the North Caucasus because of the swarm of rebels who attacked the local government and police.

The region with the rebellion that happened a couple of late has been the world's spotlight in the aftermath of a bomb in the race run a marathon in Boston where should suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev visited Dagestan last year, and both parents are still living in these places. (I029/M016)

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Government: the death toll of the Damascus mosque blast so 42 people

Beirut (Reuters)-An explosion at a mosque in the capital of Syria, Damascus, Thursday killed at least 42 people, including a senior pro-Government cleric, and wounded 84 others, Syria Ministry of Health said.

State television and the anti-Government activists previously reported 15 dead, reports Reuters.

The television said one suicide blast struck a Mosque in Faith terrorist Center of Damascus, and Mohammed al-Buti, the priest of ancient Ummayyad Mosque, is one of who died.

Buti, a cleric who is reviled by the Government-appointed opposition movement, delivering the prayer sermon Syria Friday every week on television the Government. (AK)

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The House collapsed due to the blast, 10 people were killed in Viet Nam

Hanoi (Reuters)-three houses in a small loronbg in District 3, Ho Chi Minh, Viet Nam South, collapsed as a result of two explosions on Sunday morning, causing at least 10 people were killed and many people were still trapped under the rubble.

One family of seven people were among those killed in the blast, and some people injured were taken to a local hospital, such as quoted from Xinhua.

According to the official news agency VNA, Viet Nam, the explosion happened in a crowded area in the Centre of Ho Chi Minh City, where many private homes are located.

Preliminary information indicates the locals who live in the hallway on the way Nam Ky Khoi Nghia Vinh Nghiem Pagoda outside, heard two bursts of sound with an interval of five minutes.

They then saw three houses burned to the ground and its walls collapsed, according to Tuoi Tre news website, based in Ho Chi Minh City.

Local residents said the explosion occurred at around 00.15 local time Sunday.

According to Tuoi Tre report, after being told about the events, hundreds of firefighters using trucks over 12 firemen were deployed to succour.

The explosion caused a wave that shook houses within a radius of several hundred metres and even broke the window glass.

As quoted in Tuoi Tre, a woman named Nguyen Thi Phuong--who was sleeping in his house when the explosion occurred--said, "my family, as many as four people, hear the sound of loud explosions that shook the whole House. We feel panic at the time, and later the smell the smoke that we think comes from Fireworks. We left our House to a safer place. "

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31 people were killed by bomb blast in Damascus

Damascus (Reuters)-a bomb exploded near the Office of the Baath Party in Central Damascus on Thursday, killing at least 31 people, injuring dozens of people and rattled the building, said the media and monitoring group.

The explosion on Thursday afternoon in the middle of the town raises a thick smoke of soaring, occurred when opposition Syria meet in Cairo to discuss the leadership proposal to conduct negotiations with the Government of Syria.

Immediately after the explosion, a nearby military base was hit by mortar attacks, government television said, without elaborating further.

The official SANA News Agency Announces "many civilians were killed or injured in what he termed the" troris attacks ", while Obsevatorium Syria for human rights referred to the death toll of 31 people and dozens of others injured.

Pictures of bloodied corpses lying on the ground and burning vehicles delivered the official television network Al-Ekhbariya, who said children were among those injured, when an explosion occurred near a school in the Mazraa district.

A police officer present told AFP the car bomb exploded in the Garden November 16, near masjid Al-Iman, where the offices of the Baath party headquarters is located.

Sirens-ambulance sirens and the sound of machine gun fire were heard at the time.

Russia news agencies reported the Windows of the Embassy of Russia in Damasku rupture due to the blast but there were no injuries to staff.

The explosion was the more urgent National Coalition meeting in Cairo where the talk-talk one word delegation concentrated on the Group's Chairman bid for negotiating directly with the Government of Syria.

"The Agenda is long and among the issues that will be discussed are propositions Ahmed al-Khatib Muaz," said Khaled Nasser told AFP.

The Coalition Chairman Khatib has proposed talks with the Government of President Bashar al-Assad that "they are not blood-stained hands"--calling the Vice President Faruq al-Sharaa as a possible leader who was appointed to it.

The Government has said it is ready for Bashar to negotiate with the opposition but without any preconditions.

The initiative was welcomed by the Khatib of the Arab League and the United States as well as two main ally Syria, Iran and Russia.

(H-RN/B002)

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18 people killed in a bomb blast in Hyderabad, India

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This is cowardly and that mistake will not pass without punishment, "

Hyderabad, India (Reuters)-at least 18 people were killed and 52 others injured when a bomb exploded in crowded places in the city of Hyderabad, India, Thursday, and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh referred to the attack as "cowardly".

The bombs exploded in an area with a population of Hindus in the outskirts of the city, which is the Centre of India's information technology industry has many Muslim residents, and the attack occurred after the execution of a Kashmiri separatist guerrillas.

"We found 18 dead," said a police officer who declined to be named told AFP.

Amit Garg, another police officer at one of the blast sites, said, the number of people injured 52.

According to police, many victims injured are in a critical condition in hospital.

"This cowardly and that mistake will not pass without punishment," said PRIME MINISTER Singh about the bombing, which was the deadliest attack in India since 13 people were killed in the bombing of 2011 outside the High Court in the capital, New Delhi.

Singh urged the population calm after the attack in Hyderabad.

The city's police said that there were three explosions, but Interior Minister am Sushil Kumar Shinde only confirmed two explosions.

"Two bombs were installed in two different bikes and the distance between them about 100 to 150 metres," Shinde told reporters in New Delhi.

He added, the authorities received intelligence inputs in these last few days regarding a possible attack and this information has been spread to a number of States,

Police said the bombs that exploded in sequence in series quicker.

Mass in large numbers congregate near the explosion site in the suburban areas of Hyderabad, Dilsukh Nagar, when police tried to collect evidence.

"A number of ambulances have been deployed to the scene. Corpses were arriving and more than 50 injured people were brought to that place, "said Kailash Nath, an employee of Osmania General Hospital, told AFP.

Blast-blast that happened on the same day when India's Parliament opened a session of the main budget amid tension after the suspension of Kashmiri separatists, Mohammed Afzal Guru, earlier this month.

Execution of the teacher, who was convicted for the 2001 attacks help plan against India's Parliament, which killed 10 people, sparked protests in India's Kashmir region by muslim scholars.

More than 47,000 people--civilians, militants and security officials--were killed in the muslim insurgency in Kashmir India since the late 1980s.

Kashmiri fighters want freedom of the region from India or compounded with Pakistan that the inhabitants are Muslim.

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Iran oil blast kills one, separate incident at refinery: report

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TEHRAN | Fri Oct 28, 2011 5:26am EDT

TEHRAN (Reuters) - An explosion caused a fire at an Iranian oil refinery on Friday and a separate incident killed one person in an oil field explosion, the semi-official Mehr news agency reported.

Mehr said there were no reports on casualties or word on the cause of the blast at the Shazand oil refinery in central Iran, it said the fire was under control.

The oil field blast happened at Bibi Hakimeh near the Gulf, killing one person and injuring three, Mehr said.

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Teamsters Joins AFL-CIO to Blast Obama as Timid

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The Teamsters today joined the AFL-CIO in demanding that President Obama stop caving in to the GOP and offer a new jobs program that he will fight for.

"We want him to fight harder," said James Hoffa, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Up to now, he added, the president is "not fighting enough."

While labor isn't about to back a Republican in the election, Hoffa echoed the AFL-CIO's frustration that labor doesn't seem to be on the president's mind. Instead, he said, the president has been too willing to cave into GOP demands on spending and deficit cuts.

In an interview on MSNBC's Morning Joe, Hoffa said: "I think he's got to draw a line in the sand. But to constantly keep backing up, and backing up, we don't want him to do that. We want him to fight and we will rally behind him. And the president also has to rally the base, come back to labor. You know when he was out there talking to the farmers [on this month's Midwest bus tour], I had to laugh at that. Do you think the farmers are going to vote for the him? I mean, I don't think so. When he's standing out in that corn field—I love the president—I don't know what he's thinking out there. He's not going to get any votes out there. I guess it was good television." [Check out editorial cartoons about the economy.]

AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka made similar remarks Wednesday and added that he didn't think the union would play it's usual big role at the Democratic convention to reelect Obama if the president doesn't offer a bold jobs program.

"If they don't have a jobs program I think we'd be better to use our money doing other things," he said.

Trumka also said the president's fight for jobs will be a make-or-break moment for how hard labor works in his reelection. "This is going to be a moment when history and our members are going to judge him and they are going to be making an opinion. And if he puts all of his emphasis and focus on jobs creation, it's going give them one picture," said Trumka. "And if he continues to do little nibbly things around the end that aren't going to make a difference and aren't going to solve a problem, that will give another picture."

On MSNBC [http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036789/#44285417], Hoffa said that labor won't vote Republican. "We're going to be backing the president but we want the president to fight harder. We don't him to be rolled over," said Hoffa. [Read: Seven Ways Obama Can Gain Credibility on Jobs.]

During the last debt ceiling vote, he said the president disappointed him. "He basically got stared down and he blinked."

On the jobs program, which the GOP is expected to fight, Hoffa said that the president has got to give up his wishes for a compromise. "He's eminently reasonable and the president, he's a very smart man. He thinks, 'If I'm reasonable,' but he's dealing with unreasonable people that don't want to deal," said Hoffa. "They don't want to work with him, they want to crash him." [Check out political cartoons about the deficit and debt.]

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