Deadly Collision Claims 67 Lives in U.S. Air Disaster | At Least 30 Dead and Many Injured in Stampede at Maha Kumbh Mela in India | Chinese President Xi Jinping Affirms Cambodia's Role as a Key Partner in China’s Diplomatic Strategy | Xi Jinping Concludes State Visit to Cambodia, Strengthening Bilateral Ties | Chinese President Xi Jinping Concludes Successful State Visit to Cambodia | Chinese Ambassador: US-China Trade Tensions Harm Developing Nations; President Xi Urges Investment in Cambodia and Expanded Market Access | Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force Ships Bungo and Etazima Dock at Ream Sea Base for Four-Day Visit | Prime Minister Hun Manet Expresses Displeasure Over Criticism of Chinese Investments During Kampot International Tourist Port Inauguration | Asian Development Bank Collaborates with Cambodia on New Development Projects Worth Over $1 Billion |
Deadly Collision Claims 67 Lives in U.S. Air Disaster | At Least 30 Dead and Many Injured in Stampede at Maha Kumbh Mela in India | Chinese President Xi Jinping Affirms Cambodia's Role as a Key Partner in China’s Diplomatic Strategy | Xi Jinping Concludes State Visit to Cambodia, Strengthening Bilateral Ties | Chinese President Xi Jinping Concludes Successful State Visit to Cambodia | Chinese Ambassador: US-China Trade Tensions Harm Developing Nations; President Xi Urges Investment in Cambodia and Expanded Market Access | Japanese Maritime Self-Defense Force Ships Bungo and Etazima Dock at Ream Sea Base for Four-Day Visit | Prime Minister Hun Manet Expresses Displeasure Over Criticism of Chinese Investments During Kampot International Tourist Port Inauguration | Asian Development Bank Collaborates with Cambodia on New Development Projects Worth Over $1 Billion |

News Making International Headlines: 4 November 2021

  • Posted Nov 4, 2021 13:31 by Rosahlee Bautista
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Avalanche Kills 14 in Colombia


PHOTO: SITE OF LANDSLIDE, LOCALS AT SITE, HOMES AT SITE, EMERGENCY WORKERS AT SITE, SOUNDBITE FROM LOCAL, SOUNDBITE FROM EMERGENCY WORKER

INTERNATIONAL: At least 14 people have died in Mallama, Colombia after several houses collapsed during a landslide on Monday.Twenty were reported missing after the landslide that also affected several structures.The landslide was caused by heavy rains in the rural town of the Nariño Municipality. Most of the victims are women who were in a pool hall, which was buried by an avalanche of mud and stones, as well as a restaurant, a hotel and two houses.

Municipal authorities reported 11 people were rescued alive in the rubble, two of which are in a critical state and are receiving medical assistance.Aid organizations reported that the victims lived in the two houses near that were devastated by the landslide. Rescue teams are sorting through the rubble in the search with an unidentified number of people still unaccounted for.

Passenger Coach Tumble Into Ravine in Pakistan


PHOTO: CRASH SITE, DEAD BODIES IN HOSPITAL

Twenty-two people were killed and another eight were wounded after a passenger coach has plunged into a ravine in the Pakistani zone of Kashmir on Wednesday. Among the dead were two children aged nine and four, a prayer leader and a Pakistan army soldier.

A senior police officer has reported that the coach was on its way to the garrison city of Rawalpindi when the crash happened. Road accidents frequently occur in the mountainous parts of Pakistani Kashmir, and are blamed mostly on careless driving and carelessly maintained and mostly overloaded public transport vehicles.

A Freight Train Burns in Southern Chile


PHOTO: VARIOUS OF DERAILED TRAIN ON FIRE, FIREFIGHTERS PUTTING OUT THE FIRE, SOUNDBITES CHILEAN PRESIDENT

And…A freight train in southern Chile was derailed and some of its cargo units burned by unknown assailants on Tuesday, amid tensions between the state and the local Mapuche indigenous group demanding the return of ancestral lands.The attack on the train, which had been carrying cellulose used to make paper, happened in the South Macrozone area of Victoria, which has been under a state of emergency due to the conflict.

So far no one has claimed responsibility for the attack, which caused a suspension of train service from the town of Victoria and Temuco to the regional capital of La Araucania, which is home to Mapuche communities that are reclaiming lands that have been turned over to companies in the forestry sector. In recent years, sabotage has increased in the region with the burning of houses, trucks and machinery.

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