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Flashfloods have claimed 80 lives in Indonesia's Papua province. Dozens are missing. Rescue operations are hampered by blocked roads. Four thousand people have also been displaced in the rain and floods of Sunday.
Mount Sinabung volcano of Indonesia erupted on Saturday killing seven farmers who had breached the security limits and were working in the exclusion zone of 3-4 km radius, in the afternoon. They could not outrun the sudden pyroclastic flow.

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KUALA LUMPUR: The public can view the female panda cub born to giant pandas Xing Xing and Liang Liang in a few weeks. Preparations are being made by the zoo, according to National Zoo deputy president Rosli Ahmat Lana. "Liang Liang (mother panda) is now able to let go of her baby for an hour a day in the isolation room. It will be increased to a minimum of two hours daily to prepare the cub for public viewing," he told Bernama. The cub is now two months old and healthy, weighing 5 kg. The baby panda was born on Aug 18 at the Giant Panda Conservation Centre (GPCC) at the National Zoo.
KUALA LUMPUR: Over 50,000 people attended the national level Maal Hijrah procession in the city n Wednesday to mark the start of the new year in the Islamic calendar. Participants were clad in traditional baju melayu and baju kurung. They gathered at various places like Dataran Merdeka, Padang Merbok, Muzium Negara, Masjid Jamek, Islamic Art Museum and Masjid Wilayah and proceeded to Masjid Negara in processions. Government departments, private sector, non-governmental organisations and the public took part in the procession.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Meterological Department (MetMalaysia) on Wednesday issued a first-category warning of strong winds and rough seas over the waters of Sabah (Sandakan, Kudat, West Coast and Interior) and Labuan starting from Oct 16 to 20. A met statement said that strong south-westerly winds could reach up to 40 kmph to 50 kmph with waves rising as high as 3.5 metres. It warned, "These conditions are dangerous to small craft, recreational sea activities and sea sports." The same situation is also expected to occur over the waters off Condore, Reef North, Layang-layang and Sulu, it added.



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