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25 bodies unearthed near former Syrian spy base

Lebanese security troops have removed the remains of 25 bodies from a mass grave in the eastern Bekaa Valley town of Anjar, near the former headquarters of Syrian military intelligence in Lebanon, security officials said today.

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Syrian special forces join in farewell ceremony

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Syrian retreat ends 29-year occupation of Lebanon

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Syrian troops to remain in Lebanon 'until April'

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Lebanese government quits following mass anti-Syria protests

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Earthquake-hit Indian state has more tremors
Indian earthquake leaves one million homeless

As many as one million people have been left homeless by the Indian earthquake, UN disaster management officials say.

Wed, 07 Feb, 2001

India to introduce food-for-work programme

Homeless villagers in western India are to help rebuild their earthquake-ravaged region in an extensive food-for-work programme.

Tue, 06 Feb, 2001

Indian quake death toll could 'skyrocket'

The death toll from the Indian earthquake is now said to be approaching 30,000 - and the final total could be much higher.

Mon, 29 Jan, 2001

'125,000 missing in quake zone'

The Indian earthquake disaster could have killed up to 30,000 people in just one city and there are about 125,000 people unaccounted for throughout the region, officials said tonight.

Mon, 29 Jan, 2001

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