Daily Misfortune Month April 2015 ---
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- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events/2015_April_7
- http://rt.com/news/line/2015-04-7/
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Headlines:
- Responding to Isalmist terrorists, Parliament of Malaysia passes Terrorism Act which allows the Government to detain terrorism suspects without charge.
- At least 20 people die in a shootout between Indian police and timber smugglers
- Saudi-led forces hit Houthi base in central Yemen, 2 students killed nearby (RT)
- More than 540 killed in Yemen since March 19 – WHO
- The Chinese Foreign Ministry has called on all relevant parties in Yemen “to quickly implement a ceasefire
- 13 injured China chemical plant blast caused by fire (RT)
- 2 killed April 7, 2015 Al-Qaeda militants capture Yemen-Saudi Arabia border post
- April 7, 2015 Power loss hits Washington, DC, government left in dark
- 2 injured $500,000 April 7, 2015 2 fire engines destroyed Prince George Warehouse Trash Fire Propane Tanks Destroy 2 Fire Engines
- The Parliament of Malaysia passes the Prevention of Terrorism Act which allows the Government to detain terrorism suspects without charge.(AFP via France 24)
- At least 20 people die in a shootout between Indian police and timber smugglers in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh. (AFP via Straits Times)\
- Saudi-led forces hit Houthi base in central Yemen, 2 students killed nearby (RT)
- More than 540 killed in Yemen since March 19 – WHO (RT)1,700 wounded in the war in Yemen since 19 March, the World Health Organization said Tuesday. UNICEF said that at least 74 children have been killed and 44 wounded since March 26, AFP reported.
- Beijing calls for ceasefire in Yemen (RT)
- The Chinese Foreign Ministry has called on all relevant parties in Yemen “to quickly implement a ceasefire
- 13 injured China chemical plant blast caused by fire (RT) Investigators say a xylene facility leaked oil and caught fire, which led to blasts and a fire at three nearby oil storage Six injured people are being treated in the hospital, while another 13 people had received medical treatment.
- 2 killed April 7, 2015 Al-Qaeda militants capture Yemen-Saudi Arabia border post RT Suspected Al-Qaeda terrorists reportedly attacked a remote post on Yemen's border with Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, killing its officers. turmoil in the country claimed over 540 lives, according to WHO. about 440 km (270 miles) northeast of Yemen's capital, Sanaa, At least two officers, including the senior border guard, were reportedly killed in the attack, with the militants taking over the post.
- April 7, 2015 Power loss hits Washington, DC, government left in dark RT Lights went out at the State Department, White House, Capitol and many other places in Washington, DC, in a puzzling series of power outages. Terrorism is not suspected, officials say. Seemed to be part of a widespread chain of power failures around Washington, DC, for “unknown” reasons. Reports are coming in from a number of government buildings, metro stations and offices downtown, including the White House and the Department of Justice. CNN - Major power outages are being reported across a wide swath of downtown Washington, D.C., and Maryland. Dip in voltage caused by issue with transmission line cause transformer explosion at a SMECO power substation in Charles Count. Department of Homeland Security said there is "no indication of any malicious activity at this time."
- 2 injured $500,000 April 7, 2015 2 fire engines destroyed Prince George Warehouse Trash Fire Propane Tanks Destroy 2 Fire Engines A three-alarm fire at a roofing company in Capitol Heights, Maryland Containers of Styrofoam behind a warehouse caught fire destroyed two fire trucks when propane tanks began exploding as the wind shifted, blowing flames over the trucks. Firefighters attempted to back the vehicles out, but they were too late. close to a million and a half dollars in fire apparatus alone that has been lost in this fire,” Two firefighters were treated for minor burns and released
April 6, 2015 Kenya: Terrorism Fugitive Fuad Back in Kenya from Somalia TERROR fugitive Fuad Abubakar Manswab, a mastermind of the December 20, 2011, foiled terrorist attack in Mombasa, has sneaked back into the country from Somalia. Abubakar was once arrested alongside British national Jermaine Grant and two others in Mombasa, with explosives in a house within the Kisauni area, as they planned a major terror raid targeting key installations. He and Grant were working with fugitive Samantha Lewthwaite, the widow of London underground bomber Jermaine Lindsay. The White Widow is said to be a financier of the al-Shabaab terror group in East Africa
March 23, 2014 Kenyan police kill two suspects behind church attack in Mombasa xinhuanet Mar 29, 2014 - Kenyan police Friday killed two suspects behind the church attack in the coastal city of Mombasa last Sunday which left at least six people dead and 17 others injured. "The gunmen were in motorbike when they were confronted by Special Crime Prevention Unit police officers and gunned down in fierce shoot out after they defied order to surrender," said Regional police commander Robert Kitur. The police commander said the shootout ensued after the police trailed the suspects and during the shootout, a third suspect managed to escape with bullet wounds.
2 fires April 1+2, 2015 Cops seek turban man in washroom fire incidents at Chicago colleges Man set trash can fires at 2 Chicago universities. cops say A surveillance photo of a man suspected of lighting fires in men's rooms at two Chicago universities on April 1 and 2, 2015. DePaul University’s Theatre School, went into a restroom, believe man set a magazine on fire in the restroom’s trash can, also is suspected of lighting a fire in a restroom in a Roosevelt University Loop Campus building surveillance photo appeared to show a black man wearing a turban style bandana
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