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First Two UN Peacekeepers Die Of Coronavirus
Two UN peacekeepers in Mali have died from the coronavirus, officials said Friday. Out of the some 100,000 UN troops deployed on about 15 different missions around the world, these two are the first whose deaths were directly linked to the pandemic.
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40 People Killed, 9 Soldiers Injured In Spate Of Attacks In Central Mali
Forty people, including nine soldiers, have been killed in a spate of attacks in central Mali, authorities said Friday, with most of the deaths caused by inter-ethnic violence in the deeply troubled region.
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UN Peacekeeper Death Toll Rises To 7 In Mali
The number of UN peacekeepers killed in an Islamist attack on their base in Mali has risen to seven following the death of a female force member evacuated to Senegal, the regional deployment said Tuesday.
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Death Toll in Mali Hotel Siege Rises to 12: Army
Twelve people were killed, two of them foreigners, in a hostage siege at a hotel in central Mali which ended early Saturday when government troops intervened, military sources said.
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UN Police Accused of Mali Deaths to Face Home Country Court: Source
A United Nations inquiry found police peacekeepers shot the protesters during a demonstration on Jan. 27 in the northern Mali town of Gao as the UN tried to broker peace between armed groups in the area. Four people were injured.
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UN Chief Launches Inquiry into Mali Protest Deaths
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will open an inquiry into the fatal shootings allegedly by UN troops of three protesters during demonstrations in northern Mali, his spokesman said Thursday.
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Global Ebola toll rises to 5,689: World Health Organization
The World Health Organization said on Thursday that the global death toll from the Ebola virus had increased to 5,689 out of a total of 15,935 cases of infection, mainly in western Africa.
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Mali Announces New Ebola Case
Mali announced today a new case of Ebola in a man who is fighting for his life in an intensive care unit in the capital Bamako.
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Ebola Death Toll Rises to 5,459: World Health Organization
The death toll in the Ebola epidemic has risen to 5,459 out of 15,351 cases identified in eight countries by the end of Nov. 18, the World Health Organization (WHO) said today.
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Two More Suspected Ebola Deaths in Mali: Government
Two people who died after exposure to the body of a Muslim cleric killed by Ebola in Mali were "highly suspected" of having contracted the virus, a government official said Friday.
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Mali Battles Ebola Outbreak as African Toll Passes 5,000
Mali is scrambling to prevent a major Ebola epidemic after the deaths of an Islamic cleric and a nurse, as the official death toll in the worst ever epidemic of the virus passed 5,000.
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Mali Suffers New Ebola Case With Death of a Nurse
Mali has suffered a new case of Ebola infection -- separate from its only other one detected last month -- with the death of a nurse who treated a patient from Guinea, medical sources said late Tuesday.
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Ebola Death Toll Rises, Fewer Cases in Guinea Than Thought: WHO
The Ebola epidemic has killed 4,951 people out of 13,567 infected in eight countries, the World Health Organisation said on Friday, slightly revising downwards its figures for cases mainly due to "suspected cases in Guinea being discarded".
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Final Tally for Air Algerie Crash 116: Burkinabe Official
Two people originally believed to have travelled on an Air Algerie plane that crashed in Mali last week did not board the flight, reducing the official death toll to 116, a senior official in Burkina Faso said on Friday.
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Francois Hollande Declares Three Days of Mourning over Air Algerie Crash
French President Francois Hollande ordered that flags on government buildings across France fly at half-mast for three days from Monday after the death of 118 people including 54 French nationals in the crash of an Air Algerie flight in Mali.
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First Two UN Peacekeepers Die Of Coronavirus
Two UN peacekeepers in Mali have died from the coronavirus, officials said Friday. Out of the some 100,000 UN troops deployed on about 15 different missions around the world, these two are the first whose deaths were directly linked to the pandemic.
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40 People Killed, 9 Soldiers Injured In Spate Of Attacks In Central Mali
Forty people, including nine soldiers, have been killed in a spate of attacks in central Mali, authorities said Friday, with most of the deaths caused by inter-ethnic violence in the deeply troubled region.
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UN Peacekeeper Death Toll Rises To 7 In Mali
The number of UN peacekeepers killed in an Islamist attack on their base in Mali has risen to seven following the death of a female force member evacuated to Senegal, the regional deployment said Tuesday.
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Death Toll in Mali Hotel Siege Rises to 12: Army
Twelve people were killed, two of them foreigners, in a hostage siege at a hotel in central Mali which ended early Saturday when government troops intervened, military sources said.
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UN Police Accused of Mali Deaths to Face Home Country Court: Source
A United Nations inquiry found police peacekeepers shot the protesters during a demonstration on Jan. 27 in the northern Mali town of Gao as the UN tried to broker peace between armed groups in the area. Four people were injured.
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UN Chief Launches Inquiry into Mali Protest Deaths
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will open an inquiry into the fatal shootings allegedly by UN troops of three protesters during demonstrations in northern Mali, his spokesman said Thursday.
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Global Ebola toll rises to 5,689: World Health Organization
The World Health Organization said on Thursday that the global death toll from the Ebola virus had increased to 5,689 out of a total of 15,935 cases of infection, mainly in western Africa.
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Mali Announces New Ebola Case
Mali announced today a new case of Ebola in a man who is fighting for his life in an intensive care unit in the capital Bamako.
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Ebola Death Toll Rises to 5,459: World Health Organization
The death toll in the Ebola epidemic has risen to 5,459 out of 15,351 cases identified in eight countries by the end of Nov. 18, the World Health Organization (WHO) said today.
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Two More Suspected Ebola Deaths in Mali: Government
Two people who died after exposure to the body of a Muslim cleric killed by Ebola in Mali were "highly suspected" of having contracted the virus, a government official said Friday.
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Mali Battles Ebola Outbreak as African Toll Passes 5,000
Mali is scrambling to prevent a major Ebola epidemic after the deaths of an Islamic cleric and a nurse, as the official death toll in the worst ever epidemic of the virus passed 5,000.
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Mali Suffers New Ebola Case With Death of a Nurse
Mali has suffered a new case of Ebola infection -- separate from its only other one detected last month -- with the death of a nurse who treated a patient from Guinea, medical sources said late Tuesday.
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Ebola Death Toll Rises, Fewer Cases in Guinea Than Thought: WHO
The Ebola epidemic has killed 4,951 people out of 13,567 infected in eight countries, the World Health Organisation said on Friday, slightly revising downwards its figures for cases mainly due to "suspected cases in Guinea being discarded".
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Final Tally for Air Algerie Crash 116: Burkinabe Official
Two people originally believed to have travelled on an Air Algerie plane that crashed in Mali last week did not board the flight, reducing the official death toll to 116, a senior official in Burkina Faso said on Friday.
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Francois Hollande Declares Three Days of Mourning over Air Algerie Crash
French President Francois Hollande ordered that flags on government buildings across France fly at half-mast for three days from Monday after the death of 118 people including 54 French nationals in the crash of an Air Algerie flight in Mali.
