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SENEWS-2007-06-16 Report
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This is in the News in VOA Special English.

This week the World Health Organization released its first country by country look at environmental health risks. This include pollution, dangers in the work place and ultraviolet radiation from the sun. They also include risks like noise, unsafe agricultural methods, climate change and people's behavior.

The report says:" making Environmental Condition's Health Year could prevent 13 million death each year". Research on close to 200 countries found that the worest affected include Angola, B*, Marla and Afghanistan. The study found that two major environmental risks calls more than 10% of the death in 23 countries. These risks are unsafe water and indoor air pollution from burning wood, coal or animal waste for fuel. Four countries suffered the most from the environmental health risks. "They loose about 20 times more health years of life per-person per year than wealth countries" the WHO says. But it says even countries with better environmental conditions could still reduce disease rates by almost 1/6.

In some poor countries environmental improvements would cut disease rates by more than 1/3. The main victims of environmentally related diseases are children under age 5. For example, the report says:" They will present 3/4 of the death from diarial and long infections". WHO officals SM says " The study is the first step to a helping national decision makers to set doors for preventive action". But the finding show there is a lot individuals could do to reduce death rates. Among suggestions given are using cleaner fuels like gas or electricity as well as using better cooking devices. Improving air flow and keeping children away from smoke would also prevent many long infections. And lives could be saved with health water treatment and save storage. The country profiles of environmental burten of disease can be found online at who.int or click on the direct link at our website voaspecialenglish.com.

Before we go we want update you on our report two weeks ago when we talked about the definition of genocide. We discuss the violence in DF invest Sudan and the efforts to deployee a large Peace Keeping Force. This week Sudan exepted the joint proposals of the American Union and the United Nations for a so called high brade operation. The African Union anounce the news at the meeting at Eth O capital AA. AU officals said the force would be made up of around 18,000 troops and an additional 3,700 police officers. But in Washington a state department spokensman said :"It was not yet clear if Sudan will accept none African troops". If Sudan does not It would mean rejection of the plan he said since African nations will likely not be able to provide the four number of troops. 7,000 African Union Peace keepers are already in dar DF.

And that's in the News in VOA English written by Barana Black. I'm Steve Ember.

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I'm Carmen English from the VOA News Center in Washington.

Palestinian factional fighting in the Gaza Strip appeared to end on Friday as Hamas Islamic militants completed their takeover of Fatah facilities. More than 100 people, mostly militants, died in nearly a week of violence between the two factions. VOA's Jim Teeple reports from Jerusalem, Hamas leaders say they will ignore decrees from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who declared a state of emergency late Thursday and dismissed the three-month-old Palestinian unity government

For the first time in nearly a week, calm appeared to return to the streets of Gaza, as Hamas militants completed their takeover of the territory by seizing the Gaza headquarters of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. Ismail Haniyeh, who Mr. Abbas has dismissed as prime minister, says he will ignore the order and focus on restoring security. Haniyeh says he has instructed the Hamas Executive Force militia to impose what he described as "quiet" in Gaza. Haniyeh says the existing government will continue to operate no matter what President Abbas says. With the Hamas takeover of Gaza, the Palestinian territories are now effectively divided between Hamas and Fatah. Israeli officials say they have no intention of entering Gaza to confront Hamas, but that the Hamas takeover of Gaza will hurt chances to revive the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. Jim Teeple, VOA News, Jerusalem.

An al-Qaida-linked group in Iraq says it has killed 14 Iraqi soldiers and police after a deadline expired. The group posted a video on the Internet Thursday showing a masked insurgent shooting the Iraqis in the head. It said Monday it was holding the 14 Iraqis, and it threatened to kill them within 72 hours unless the government released Sunni Muslim prisoners.

Indonesian police say they have arrested the leader of the Southeast Asian terrorist network, Jemaah Islamiyah. VOA's Heda Bayron has more from our Asia News Center in Hong Kong.

The police identified the man as Zarkasih, and they say he is the overall head of Jemaah Islamiyah. They told reporters that he was arrested last Saturday in Yogjakarta, central Java. On the same day they arrested the leader of JI's military wing, Abu Dujana. In a videotaped confession, Zarkasih, who was previously known only to terrorism experts, says he took over in 2005. John Harrison, a terrorism expert at the Rajaratnam School of International Studies in Singapore, says Zarkasih's name has been on the "fringes". "His name has sort of recently emerged but it isn't that much on the public domain yet. It's not totally surprising, because JI has not always been noted for announcing who their leadership is." JI is responsible for several terrorist bombings, including the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people. Another JI militant, Noordin Top, is still at large. Heda Bayron, VOA News, Hong Kong.

Thai police say at least 7 soldiers have been killed by a roadside bomb in the country's restive south. Authorities say the soldiers were on patrol in Yala Province today when a bomb exploded near their vehicle. It's one of three mainly Muslim provinces in southern Thailand at the center of an anti-government insurgency. Near-daily shootings, bombings and arsen attacks have killed around 2,200 people since 2004. Authorities say much of the unrest has been instigated by Islamist separatists. Crap local officials and criminals also have been blamed for some of the violence.

Australian Prime Minister John Howard is to meet Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama today, despite China's objections. On Thursday, the Dalai Lama had an unplanned conversation with New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark, who New Zealand officials say he met by chance at an airport in Australia. He also met with Australia's opposition leader earlier in the week. The Nobel Peace Prize winner's 11-day visit to Australia has drawn criticism from Beijing, which regards the 71-year-old Buddhist leader as a separatist.

In Washington, I'm Carmen English, VOA News. More news on the Internet at voanews.com.

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BBC World News with Blerry Gogan.

The Hamas leader H. M. whose movement has seized control of Gaza says he wants to work with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from the rival movement Fatah for the good of Palestinian people. Mr. M. said Hamas has not wanted to take over Gaza by force, but has no choice because of the insecurity there. The two sides were supposed to be in the government of National Unity, but have fought pitch battles for the past week in which more than 100 people have been killed. Bethany Bell reports from Jerusalem.

The Palestinian President Mahmould Abbas of Fatah has named S. F. as the new Palestinian Prime Minister a day after he dissolved the national unity government, but Hamas has denounced the move as illegal. Ismail Hanir of Hamas says he is still Prime Minister. Speaking in Syria, the exile leader of Hamas H. M. said there was no alternative to the National Unity Government.

The military winger of Hamas has said it is taking what it terms serious and practical steps to secure the release of the BBC Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston who was kidnapped there three months ago. A Hamas spokesman A. told reporters at a late night news conference that Hamas would not allow Mr. Johnston kidnappers to continue to hold him. He gave no further details as to how the organization hope to achieve his release. But he said Hamas would ensure that kidnappings of foreigners would not occure again.

American Astronauts on the space shuttle Atlantis which has docked the orbiting international space station are making a space walk to repairing a / in the shuttles protective thermal covering. From Washington, our correspondent James Coomarasamy.

The two astronauts suspending much of their plan six and half hours space walk try to step into place parts of the thermal covering that became attached when the Atlantis was launched. NASA officials say they are confident the damage can be repaired and the space shuttle will have sufficient protection to safely reenter the earth atmosphere. Four years ago, problems with the space shuttle Columbia’s heat shield caused dead to explode on reentry killing the seven crew members on board.

The South American Football Confederation has decided to ask (world) a football’s world governing body FIFA to suspend its ban on high altitude international matches. FIFA says the games put players’ health at risk. The appeal was made at the meeting in Paraguay. From there, Denial Schweimler sent this report.

It wasn’t a result that President Bolivia A. is a large noisy on / were hopping for, the football is a game of two halfs and there still time to score the winner. The South American Football Federation decided to ask FIFA to suspend their ban on games been played more than 2500 meters above sea level to allow thorough studies to be carried out on how games altitude affect player’s health. They were united, they said, on this outcome. FIFA meets in Zurich later this month where they will consider the appeal.

This is Blerry Gogan with the latest BBC world news.

A suicide bomber in southern Afghanistan has killed nine civilians and a NATO soldier. The soldier from the Netherland was part of the NATO led intervention force / at this convoy attack was targeted. Charles Haviland reports from Carbol.

Senior police in the town of / said six children including one girl were killed on the spot and three other afghans died later in hospital. Eye witnesses said the attacker drove a car packed with explosives into a / convoy. Because it was Friday the town which is a district headquarters was crowded, another suicide bombing took place in the nearby city of Kandahar injuring at least five civilians. This attacker on foot was also targeting / vehicles.

Hispanic journalists in the United States have reacted angrily to comments by the governor of California Arnorld Schwarzenegger that immigrants should avoid Spanish language media in order to improve their English. Mr. Schwarzenegger made remarks at convention of Hispanic journalists. “You got to turn off the Spanish television said. It’s simple. You got to learn English.” The president of the national Hispanic media coalition called the comments naïve. Mr. Schwarzenegger who is from Austria said when he arrived in the US, he really spoke German. He also said he knew the comments were politically incorrect and could get him into trouble.

The N. has been awarded a / for services to literature by Queen Elizabeth in her birthday honor’s list. The author had to go into hiding and was guarded by British securities services for years after the Iranian leader A. H. ordered / against him saying his novel the / versis was blasphemous. Others honored by the Queen include A. the former Soviet spy who defected Britain, Berry / who plays the comic character D. average and / /. Counsel S. has also been given an award for her fund raising activities.

BBC world news.

[ 本帖最后由 vanbryan 于 2007-6-16  14:30 编辑 ]

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