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First footage of Paris attacks
The images show the merciless savagery of an Islamic State assassin and the extraordinary bravery of the victims They also show the incredible luck of a young woman who would have died had the terrorist not misfired Police believe her to be the luckiest person to escape with their life during...
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No change in pattern for travel to Europe
Travel agents have noted no change in pattern for travel to Europe despite security concerns there. Despite the security fears in Europe since the past week, following the terrorist attacks in Paris, Bahrain-based travellers are not refraining from travelling to Europe,...
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Syria army, rebels in talks over 15-day truce near capital
Syria's army and rebels were locked in talks Wednesday night to reach a 15-day ceasefire in the Eastern Ghouta region east of the capital, a monitor and a security source told AFP. These are the first known talks aiming for a truce in the region and are likely being brokered by Russian or Iranian...
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Bahrain park to impose entry fee
Entry fees will be soon imposed on the visitors of the Khalifa Al Kubra Garden in Riffa, informed Southern Municipal Council Chairman Ahmed Al Ansari here yesterday. Al Ansari explained that the decision was taken to limit “unwanted behaviours” in Khalifa Al Kubra Garden, one of the largest public...
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Here's what a safety demo doesn't say: We dim cabin lights at night so your eyes are adjusted to the dark if you need to find a way out. We put up tray tables at takeoff and landing so passengers next to you can escape if needed. And you should open your window shade, so if there's a crash, firefighters can see...
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