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Sudden Change of Rules Delays Again NZ Shipment of Meat to China

About 1,300 containers of New Zealand meat exports were again held up by Chinese customs barely two months after the Kiwi government made a mistake in the issuance of their export certification. This time the cause of the delay was China's new sudden change of rules.

Hero Stray Dogs Save 12Yr Old Argentina Girl From Rape

How often has it been said that dogs are always a man's best friend. In this case, even stray dogs can help save someone from sure danger, as what a 12-year-old Argentina girl later discovered for herself when she got saved from a potential rapist.

2 More Die in Saudi Arabia Due to SARS-Like MERS CoV, Death Toll Now at 36

Two more people have died from the dreaded SARS-like Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV) in the oil-rich nation Saudi Arabia, according to the country's health ministry on Wednesday. The latest deaths now bring to 36 so far the casualties from the fatal disease in the kingdom.

After Floods, India Fears Pandemic Due to Decaying Corpses, Health At Risk

People are starting to fear for their health in India as corpses begin to decay and contaminate water sources following the devastating floods which is now two weeks old. Some of the victims have reported suffering from diarrhea. Officials fear an outbreak of pandemic diseases such as cholera and dysentery could erupt anytime.

Not Following Orders To Turn Off Cellphone, US Woman Gets Booted Out of US Airways Flight, Hurls Verbal Expletives Against Police, Gets Charged (AUDIO/VIDEO)

A US Airways flight 906 from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to Charlotte, N.C., got delayed from its original take off schedule on Sunday not because of technical error or by causes lashed out by nature. Lindsay Capri Bien-aime delayed the flight's takeoff by 30 minutes because she refused to coordinate with airport security to get out of the plane. Plane staff had called in for support after Ms Bien-aime deliberately snubbed to follow orders to turn off her cellphone as they prepare to take off.

Beijing Factory Workers Hold American Boss Hostage Over Wage Clash

Chip Starnes, an American and president of Specialty Medical Supplies Beijing Co., Ltd, could not believe his fate. For five days straight now, he has been held against his will and rendered captive inside his own factory in China by workers disgruntled over their salary.

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