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DHAKA Sunday 19 May 2013 , 5 Jaishtha 1420, BS 6 Rajab 1434 HIJRI
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NEWS OF THE DAYA Pakistani anti-terrorism court on Saturday extended by 14 days former president Pervez Musharraf’s judicial remand over the detention of judges during the 2007 emergency. Judge Syed Kausar Abbas Zaidi of the anti-terrorism court also accepted a plea from Musharraf’s lawyers that he should be exempted from appearing in the court on Saturday. 69-year-old Musharraf could not be produced in court for security reasons, officials said.
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North Korea fires short-range missilesb
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China ‘will not accept’ carbon tax on EU flights
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All issues ‘on the table’ on China PM’s visit: India
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Manmohan Singh to visit US on Obama's invitation
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Philippines rejects Taiwan ‘murder’ claims
Nawaz to form coalition govt in Baluchistan
Abe’s aide returns from N Korea
Chinese held in Pak Kashmir over Quran abuse
‘Pakistan adopts China’s GPS system
Afghan Police chief shot dead outside home
Protesters carry placards as they march in Tokyo’s shopping district of Shinjuku on Saturday calling for the evacuation of children still living in the Fukushima prefecture area. Two years since the worst nuclear accident in a generation erupted, the nuclear plant in Fukushima remains fragile and fears and uncertainties still remain for people living in the region.
This picture taken on May 16, 2013 shows rescue workers helping children cross a road badly damaged after heavy storms hit Hejiaqiao township in Liling, in central China’s Hunan province. Thirty-three people have died and 12 others were reported missing in the latest round of rain and hailstorms that have swept south China, the country's civil affairs and disaster reduction authorities said on May 16.
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