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Kenyan president urges calm over water shortages
NAIROBI, Jan 10 (AFP) Jan 10, 2006
Kenyan President Mwai Kibaki on Tuesday urged pastoralists throughout his drought-stricken nation not to fight over scarce water as conditions continue to worsen around east Africa amid dire international famine warnings.

US seeks Dutch dams expertise after Hurricane Katrina
THE HAGUE, Jan 10 (AFP) Jan 10, 2006
Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco led a delegation to The Netherlands on Tuesday to see how a country with a quarter of its land below sea level set up its celebrated flood protection system.

US says no quick free trade deal with Sri Lanka
COLOMBO, Jan 10 (AFP) Jan 10, 2006
The United States Tuesday warned Sri lanka against banking on a quick free trade deal to fix its economic woes and urged the island to restore peace and open its markets.

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More than 200 dead as South Asia gripped by icy weather
NEW DELHI, Jan 10 (AFP) Jan 10, 2006
South Asia was Tuesday in the grip of the iciest weather in decades, with at least 204 people killed and doctors fearing for the lives of survivors of October's massive earthquake in Kashmir.

Earthquake rattles southern Portugal
LISBON (AFP) Jan 09, 2006
An earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale was felt in Lisbon and the southern coastal city of Lagos Monday, but caused no injuries or damage, the country's meteorological institute said.

Small earthquake hits eastern Canada
OTTAWA (AFP) Jan 09, 2006
An earthquake hit southern Quebec province Monday morning, in eastern Canada near the US border, causing no damage, according to the Geological Survey of Canada.

Ten more die in northern India as cold wave continues
NEW DELHI (AFP) Jan 09, 2006
Ten more people died of the cold in northern India as homeless people lit bonfires to ward off the chill in cities shivering since the onset of an extreme cold spell last weekend, officials said Monday.

Long-term development key to beating chronic EAfrica drought: UN advisor
NAIROBI (AFP) Jan 09, 2006
Long-term sustainable development assistance is key to managing and preventing natural disasters in impoverished areas like east Africa where millions are now at risk of famine from chronic drought, a senior UN official said Monday.

Quake survivors suffer in harsh Himalayan chill
SRINAGAR, India (AFP) Jan 09, 2006
Survivors of the devastating earthquake that shook Kashmir three months ago are showing signs of hypothermia and frostbite, a doctor said Monday, as temperatures plunged below zero.

Northern India shivers as cold wave continues
NEW DELHI (AFP) Jan 09, 2006
Northern India woke to another icy morning Monday as an extreme cold spell continued and farmers expressed fears that frost will damage their winter crops.

1,000 evacuated in Malaysia after floods
KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) Jan 09, 2006
More than 1,000 people have been evacuated from villages in Malaysia's southern Johor state after heavy rain caused flooding in five districts, police said Monday.

Lightning kills three in DRCongo cemetery: radio
KINSHASA (AFP) Jan 08, 2006
Three people were killed by lightning in the Democratic Republic of Congo in a cemetery where they were attending a funeral, a UN-sponsored radio station reported Sunday.

Strong quake strikes Greece
ATHENS (AFP) Jan 08, 2006
A strong undersea earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale rocked southern Greece on Sunday, according to the Athens observatory, causing at least two injuries and property damage.


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