Bangkok--5 Jan--eTurboNews
Close to crying foul, business groups in Fiji are voicing their opposition to the Australian government’s decision to issue a level 4 rating travel advisory on their country. To them the economic repercussions of the travel warning is almost an equivalent of sanction. Read today’s lead story for more on this developing story.
Terrorism isn’t Egypt’s perennial problem, the traffic jam in the country’s capital city of Cairo is. The city is in dire need a viable transportation and road, rail and underground networks. Hazel Heyer takes us to the root of the problem, in today’s second story.
An investigation is under way into a serious accident involving a British long-distance bus in which two people died and several others lost limbs. The crash, near Heathrow Airport, is the most serious accident involving a new double-deck bus which had been in service for only three months. All long-distance double-deckers have been withdrawn for stability tests. David Browne reports, in today’s third story.
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