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Nigerian pipeline explosion kills at least 200
AT least 200 people were killed yesterday when a gasoline pipeline exploded in Nigeria’s biggest city of Lagos, a Red Cross official said. The death toll was expected to rise. Ige Oladimeji, a senior official for the Nigerian Red Cross, said his workers had documented “over 200 and still counting.”
Oil tycoon held in graft probe
A TYCOON who heads China's largest private oil group has been detained on suspicion of embezzling 1 billion yuan (US$127.9 million) in private and government funds, media reported on yesterday.
Tsunami forms after Taiwan quake
A POWERFUL quake struck off southwestern Taiwan at 8:26 p.m. yesterday, triggering a potentially destructive tsunami that was headed toward the Philippines on the second anniversary of the deadly waves that killed 230,000 people in a dozen of countries.
Students urge Christmas boycott
Ten doctorate students called for a boycott of Christmas last week, triggering intense online discussion and polling, in which tens of thousands of people urged a boycott of Christmas festivities.
Reborn OCT hotel has soft opening
THE city’s first platinum five-star hotel, built on the site of the old Shenzhen Bay Hotel in Overseas Chinese Town (OCT), had a soft opening yesterday morning witnessed by State and local officials, industry insiders and journalists.
Japanese actor to play historical Chinese figure
