- Estonian cyclists kidnapped in Lebanese valley
Estonian cyclists kidnapped in Lebanese valley
Seven Estonians riding bicycles have been kidnapped by masked gunmen in the Bekaa valley, Kazakhstan Today reports. - Congo plane crash toll reaches 23
Congo plane crash toll reaches 23
The Trans Air Congo (TAC) plane crashed in a residential area of Congo-Brazzaville's economic capital, Pointe-Noire, killing at least 23 people, Kazakhstan Today reports. - 6.0 earthquake hit near Fukushima nuclear plant
6.0 earthquake hit near Fukushima nuclear plant
Strong 6.0 earthquake hit near Fukushima nuclear power plant, Kazakhstan Today reports. - 2-3 magnitude earthquake hit Taraz
2-3 magnitude earthquake hit Taraz
2 - 3 magnitude earthquake hit Taraz, the press service of the Emergency Ministry of Kazakhstan informs. - Workers evacuated from Japan Fukushima nuclear plant
Workers evacuated from Japan Fukushima nuclear plant
Plant operators have evacuated workers from Japan's nuclear complex after grey smoke rose from from the spent fuel storage pool of the plant's Unit 3, Kazakhstan Today reports. - Japan death toll tops 18,000
Japan death toll tops 18,000
Death toll in Japan has topped 18,000 people, Kazakhstan Today reports. - Japan asks for US help in nuclear crisis
Japan asks for US help in nuclear crisis
Japan reached out Friday to the U.S. for help to stabilize its radiation-leaking nuclear complex, Kazakhstan Today reports. - Number of dead and missing in Japan tops 16,600
Number of dead and missing in Japan tops 16,600
The official number of dead and missing in Japan has topped 16,600 with 6,405 confirmed dead, police say, Kazakhstan Today reports. - Police smash world's largest online pedophile ring in Europe
Police smash world's largest online pedophile ring in Europe
Police announced on Wednesday one of their biggest successes in smashing a worldwide pedophile network. Over 180 arrests have been made and 230 children have been rescued from abuse, Kazakhstan Today reports. - Japan begins cooling stricken reactor
Japan begins cooling stricken reactor
Japan has begun cooling operation of reactors at the tsunami-stricken Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant dumping loads of seawater, trying to avoid full meltdowns, Kazakhstan Today reports.
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