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HANOI, April 5 () -- A truck and a passenger coach collided on National Highway 1A in Vietnam's central Ninh Thuan province on Thursday, killing two on the spot and severely injuring another 25 passengers, reported Vietnam News Agency.According to initial reports, a truck hit a passenger coach running on the opposite lane at 2:20 a.m. local time Thursday on the National Highway 1A in Tan Hai commune, Ninh Hai district.The crash killed two assistant drivers on the passenger coach and injured 25 passengers who had been hospitalized in Ninh Thuan province.The passenger coach departed from Ho Chi Minh City at 6:30 p.m. local time on Wednesday to Qui Nhon city in central Binh Dinh province.Local authorities are investigating the accident.
BRISBANE, Australia, March 26 () -- Australia's Queensland Liberal National Party (LNP) Leader Campbell Newman has been sworn in as Queensland's 38th premier after leading the party to victory over Labor in Saturday's state election, local media reported on Monday.Newman was formally sworn in as Queensland Premier by Governor Penelope Wensley at Government House in Brisbane on Monday, the Australian Associated Press (AAP) reported.Jeff Seeney was sworn in as deputy premier and minister for reconstruction, state development, trade and agriculture and Tim Nicholls was sworn in as treasurer and minister for finance and natural resources.The trio will form the LNP's interim cabinet until ministers are decided and sworn in.The LNP won a massive victory in Saturday's state election and is on a track to hold 78 seats in the 89-seat parliament, with Labor reduced to as few as seven."It's a very exciting day, fantastic," Newman told reporters in Brisbane on Monday."It's surreal and a great honor to serve the people of Queensland."The LNP will hold its first party meeting in Brisbane on Wednesday.
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SINGAPORE, Aug. 16 () -- Taekwondist Daryl Tan wrote himself into Singapore's sporting history after he became the host's first medal winner at the inaugural Youth Olympic Games (YOG) here on Monday. The 17-year-old Raffles Institution (Junior College) student lost to the eventual winner Kaveh Rezaei of Iran 12-0 in the boy's 55kg event but took the bronze medal as there are no play-offs for the third place. World junior champion Rezaei, 17, won the gold medal with a 4-2 victory over Nursultan Mamayev of Kazakhstan. Tan was virtually guaranteed of at least a bronze medal in the 12-strong competition after winning his quarterfinal bout. Daryl, who received a bye into the quarterfinals, defeated Myanmar's Shein Naing Dwe Shein 6-5 at the International Convention Center, to reach the semifinals this evening. Hailing Daryl's unexpected success, Teo Ser Luck, the Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Community Youth and Sports and Transport, said: "This is a great moment for Singapore and an even greater moment for Daryl Tan. We are right behind him as he heads into the semifinal and we salute his achievement in getting Singapore our first medal in YOG. "He has shown that anything is possible, even for our small country. Our investment in youth development is starting to bear fruit and we hope Daryl will be an example to all our other athletes. We didn't expect to win a taekwondo medal but it truly is a wonderful surprise," he said.
LUSAKA, Dec. 6 () -- The Zambian government and the southern African country's biggest farmers' body have agreed to export 1 million tons of maize to neighboring countries where there is a deficit, the Zambia Daily Mail reported on Tuesday. The government was initially hesitant to export the excessive maize because it wanted to satisfy local consumption.But the Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU) executive director, Ndambo Ndambo, said the government agreed at a recent meeting to export 1 million tons of maize, the majority going to Zimbabwe. "Government would have benefited from maize export had the decision been made much earlier. It is late but the decision still remains...the problem is that some of the maize is soaked, rotten and is now in grade two and three (lower quality)," the official was quoted as saying. The official also said the maize should be sold at competitive prices, adding that the government should compare the price of the commodity in neighboring countries. "There is a shortage of grain on the international market and if our maize could be sold at 120 U.S dollars per ton, traders can export by sea to countries like Mexico and Argentina," he added.Zambia has witnessed a bumper harvest of maize-its staple crop- in the last two seasons. During the 2009/2010 season, the southern African nation produced 2.8 million tons of maize while during the 2010/2011 season, maize production increased to 3.2 million tons.However challenges of poor storage facilities has resulted in hundreds of the produce being damaged. Zambia's annual consumption of maize stands at 1.6 million tons.
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SANAA, May 17 () -- Thousands of Yemeni protesters took to the streets in the capital of Sanaa on Thursday, demanding unity in the army and removal of relatives of ex-President Ali Abdullah Saleh, as precondition for engaging in a national reconciliation dialogue.In the capital Sanaa, protesters gathered in front of the residence of President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, raising banners that said "removing relatives of Saleh is a precondition for engaging in the national dialogue."Hadi, who replaced Saleh in February after the presidential election, has pledged to reform the military and launch a comprehensive dialogue to end disputes between all Yemeni political forces."President Hadi, the army must be reconstructed," shouted protesters. "No dialogue before removing sons of Saleh," they said, referring to Saleh's son Ahmed Ali who command the Republican Guards, and his nephews Yahya Mohamed Saleh, chief of the central security forces, and Ammar Mohamed Saleh, deputy head of national security agency.Similar rallies were held in other major provinces, including Taiz, Saada, Hajja, al-Hodayda, Hadramout, al-Bayda and Ibb.Hadi, who was Saleh's deputy for 18 years, has made significant shake-up in military during the past month, in which he fired several relatives and loyalists of Saleh. The international community urged the Yemeni government to end political crisis in the country and focus on combating al-Qaida.The Yemeni troops have been waging an all-out war on the al- Qaida militants in the southern regions since last week. Scores of people from both sides were killed during the fighting.However, Hadi faced challenges from some political forces which refused to participate in the reconciliation dialogue that aims to restore security in the country and said that Saleh's relatives still undermine stability in the country.
by Kristine LiuMANILA, Feb. 13 () -- The Philippine stock market continued to move sideways as uncertainties overseas remain.The bellwether Philippine Stock Exchange index nonetheless closed 0.38 percent higher on Monday or 18.51 points to 4,802.03. The broader all-share index was also up by 0.4 percent or 13.23 points to 3,255.23.Buying however was not across all six sectors as the industrial and the property subindices bucked the trend and closed in the negative.Trading volume reached 7.54 billion shares worth 7.76 billion pesos (182.58 million U.S. dollars) with 87 stocks declining, 85 advancing, and 38 unchanged.Analyst Justino Calaycay of Accord Capital Equities Corp. said while investors are enticed by developments locally, Greece's debt crisis remains a primary concern."All eyes will remain focused on Europe but the (domestic) economic front provides a counterbalancing force to the rising negative volatility introduced by external factors," analyst Justino Calaycay of Accord Capital Equities Corp. said.On the domestic economic front, the slower inflation for January ups the ante on bets the local central bank may be inclined to pare policy rates further."Optimism on 2012's over-all chances increases following (the government's) declaration of its confidence of a stronger year on the back of a more aggressive state spending," Calaycay said.Corporate developments has also helped investors decide on which stocks to buy amidst all the volatility.Significant from Monday's trading was the resumption of foreign investors' interest in the local equities.After posting a net foreign selling of 3.38 billion pesos (79. 52 million U.S. dollars) last week, foreign investors swung back to action and posted a net foreign buying of 234.2 million Philippine pesos (5.51 million U.S. dollars).For this week, brokerage DBP-Daiwa Securities, Inc. said a key macro data that might influence investors is the release of the overseas remittances for December.Stocks in the 30-company index were mostly up. Heavyweight Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co., Ayala Corp., and Banco de Oro Unibank, Inc. were among the most actively traded issues.
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