Monday, February 14, 2011

Breaking News : Aizawl Civil Hospital-ah Vanduaina thleng


Vawiin – Dt. 14/2/2011 (chhun dar 11:00 vel) khan Aizawl civil hospital-ah vanduaina rapthlak tak a theng a,Pu Zachunga (?), Kum – 62 (?), New Saihalam mi chu a hmunah kâ pawh chhawn lovin a thi. Amah hi pa ruakhau lam, satha inthazo tak a ni a; nimin lamah a beng nâ entirin, vawiinah a result lam tura damdawi in hi pan leh a ni.
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Phuba lakna leh hleih neihna nena rorelah MNF in Congress an puh

MNF chuan thuchhuah siamin, Congress sorkar chu MNF sorkar laia thawktu lakte a tah tawla paihah an puh a, "Phuba lakna leh hleih neihna rilru nen ro an rel a ni," an ti.
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Malaysia tiger park plan attacked



A Sumatran Tiger at the Kuala Lumpur zoo in 2005
The number of tigers has fallen from 3,000 to 500 in the last 50 years
Conservationists have attacked a Malaysian plan to set up a tiger park on the resort island of Penang.
Wildlife groups say the park would violate the government's pledge to double the population of wild tigers.
Penang's government recently proposed creating a 100 acre (40 hectare) tiger park to attract tourists.
Illegal hunting and destruction of the tigers' jungle habitat has reduced Malaysia's wild tiger population from 3,000 to 500 in the last 50 years.
The Malaysian Conservation Alliance for Tigers said the country already had 40 zoos and that maintaining them was posing a challenge to authorities.
In a letter to the Penang government, the alliance said that tiger reserves in China similar to the Malaysian proposal were little more than farms to breed tigers.
They have been implicated in the illegal trade in tiger parts, the alliance said.
It also pointed to the expense of maintaining tigers in captivity.
The group said the project would violate a federal government commitment to protect jungle corridors in order to double the wild tiger population to 1,000 by 2020.
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AC Milan v Tottenham


Uefa Champions League
Venue: San Siro Date: Tuesday, 15 February Kick-off: 1945 BST
Coverage: BBC Sport website, BBC Radio 5 live and Live on Sky Sports

Gareth Bale
Bale will miss Tottenham's trip to the San Siro with a back injury
Gareth Bale will sit out Tottenham's Champions League last-16 first-leg match against AC Milan on Tuesday after failing to recover from a back injury.
The Welshman, who has been a revelation for Spurs in the past year, did not travel with the squad to Italy on Monday despite hopes he might be fit.
That will mean another chance for the rejuvenated Niko Kranjcar, while Rafael van der Vaart (calf) will also play.
Peter Crouch (back) is a doubt, though, as is Luka Modric (appendicitis).
It means boss Harry Redknapp's side could line up at the San Siro with something resembling a skeleton first XI, with long-term absentees Tom Huddlestone, Ledley King and Younes Kaboul, as well as the suspended Jermaine Jenas, also unavailable.
Serie A leaders AC Milan will be without ineligible January signings Antonio Cassano, Mark van Bommel and Urby Emanuelson.
That would mean coach Massimiliano Allegri deploying a three-man front line of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Robinho and Alexandre Pato, with few attacking options on the bench and key midfield duo Andrea Pirlo and Massimo Ambrosini also out through injury.
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Afghanistan: Three dead in Kabul 'suicide attack


At least three people have been killed in what police say was a suicide attack in the Afghan capital Kabul.
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