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Horrible nightmare! Nobody wants to hear about the deadly bombing that occurred at the Moscow most busiest airport, Domodedovo Airport on Monday, 24th Jan 2011. The bombing has killed 35 people and 180 were injured. A Russian state news agency says investigators are looking at up to 10 people from the volatile Caucasus region as possible suspects.
Reports on Russian television suggested the suspected bomber was carrying a suitcase and shouted 'I'll kill you all!' before detonating the device in the passenger-filled hall.
Mumbai 911 has been commented by analyst as the most sophisticated plan and "anti-Western agenda". In the attack, more than 125 people were killed and many hostages seized especially Britains and Americans. The whole attack was happened at India's finacial capital including the Taj Mahal Palace hotel and the main train station and hospital. In the incident, the terrorists were focusing on killing and seized foreigners especially those from US and UK, and Israel.
Ever since the Jemaah Islamiah (JI) leader detainee escaped from the Whitley Road Detention Centre on 27 Feb 2008, local goverment has been called to respond on the case and urged to find out the ridiculous escape. Now, the Ministry of Home Affairs has promised to give public a full account on the issue and the measure for prevention.
A ministry spokesman, responding to a query from The Straits Times which had asked for its reaction to a call from the opposition Workers' Party (WP) chairman for a full public disclosure on the inquiry into the Feb 27 jail breakout, said: 'Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Home Affairs Wong Kan Seng has stated that after the Committee of Inquiry completes its inquiry, we will give a full account to the public on how Mas Selamat escaped and what has been done to tighten security to prevent such a thing from happening again.'
In a statement issued by its party chairman Sylvia Lim on Tuesday, the WP called for an alternative panel to be set up by the President to look into the escape of terrorist Mas Selamat, who has been on the run for two weeks now.
Instead of the committee that was set up by Minister Wong, the WP has proposed that President S R Nathan appoint a Commission of Inquiry under the Inquiries Act so that investigations 'can proceed in public as the President shall direct'.
Ms Lim, who is a Non-nominated MP, noted that Mr Wong's COI is being set up under the Prisons Act.
This is not wrong, since the Whitley Road Detention Centre is considered a prison under this law, said Ms Lim.
However, she pointed out: 'The Prisons Act states that such inquiries shall not be open to the public. The Committee will submit its report to the Minister, and no part of the proceedings may be released to anyone except with the Minister's written permission.
'This raises important questions as to how much the public will eventually be told, since the Minister retains the discretion to release the findings as he sees fit.'
Somehow, Oppositions are now to be blamed for Mas Selamat's escape!!
"I have an important message for those who blame our esteemed Minister Wong Kan Seng for this incident. I put the blame squarely on the members of the Opposition.", said by Lucky Tan.
According to him;
1. WKS as minister cannot possibly know the detention center that well - you expect minister to inspect every toilet there? You expect the minister to train every guard? He has already apologised and taken responsibility. However, the members of the Opposition are the ones I blame for this mess.
2. A number Opposition members have been detained under the ISA and know this detention center inside out. They probably are familiar with the toilet used by Mas Selamat and the security flaws in the detention center - the redoctrination that purges them of harmful thoughts can temporarily increase the urge to escape. Knowing that the govt was detaining terrorist there, why didn't they point out the possible ways of escape to the govt? ...I don't think the Opposition has any valid reasons for denying responsibility for the escape, many have been detained there over the years and they spend more time there than almost anyone else.
As reported, the whereabouts of Mas Selamat bin Kastari who had escaped from Whitley Road Detention Centre are still unknown. He has been reportedly escaped from the detention centre in Singapore since 27th Feb 08 after being granted a permission to use toilet during a visit by his family members.
The public can see the manhunt news and Mas Selamat wanted posters all around in Singapore yet there is no news for his whereabout. It sounds like the high-security city of Singapore is reporting that Mas Selamat has disappeared in the island. How intensive and effective is the anti-terrorism measures in Singapore?
The most ridiculous part is Selamat poster which has been circulated on the cyber space has proved the issue became a joke as the alleged leader of the Singapore wing of the militant Islamic group Jemaah Islamiyah has not been found after second weeks of his escape. News media and bloggers are now posting question to local goverment for answering his escape in such a high-security detention centre. Has Selamat helped by others as he walked in limp without armed?
The Top official said Muslim terror fugitive, Mas Selamat after escaped from detention center Wednesday is suspected to be still hidden in Singapore. He was accused of plotting an attack to the US embassy in Singapore and to hijack a plane to crash the Singapore's International Airport. Apparently, his plan has been leaked and it proves that he is a highly dangerous person. He was being held under the ICA (International Security Act) which means that he could be detent without trial. Mas Selamat is said to be the commander of the al-Qaida-linked Jemaah Islamiyah's Singapore arm.
Meanwhile, the way of how Mas Selamat escaped from the high-security prison and who has involved in his escape are now being investigated. The authorities may believe that Mas Selamat was helped by militants for the escape as he walked with a limp. He escaped was happened after being granted a permission to use toilet during family visiting hours at his detention centre.
The first-ever joint Anti-Terrorism Military Training of Chinese and Indian armies has been kicked off in Southwest China. The soldiers were gathered for "Hand-In-Hand 2007" in ceremony of Sino-Indian military exercise. The commander of Chinese troops said both China and India are actively committed to strengtening international cooperation in fighting terrorism.
Soldiers were performing traditional Chinese martial arts "Qigong" as partner used a hammer to smash bricks on their head during Sino-Indian military training.
Two car bombs outside an Algiers court building and a UN facility which has killed at least 26 people, including several UN staff members, and wounded nearly 200. Militants affiliated with al-Qaida has been claimed responsibility for such attacking as it resembles the U.N. headquarters attack in Baghdad 2003. The Philippines joins the rest of the international community in condemning this barbaric act. Read more
United States faces intensified threat of terrorist attack "for the foreseeable future" most likely would be homegrown. That would be a single person or small group of people living in the United States who were "recruited" on the Internet and had pledged loyalty to al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
Picture 1: Investigation at the site of the blast in Kabul
Dec. 5, Afghanistan — Another suicide attack; suicide bomber rammed his explosives-laden car into a minibus full of Afghan soldiers south of Kabul, killing at least 12 people and wounding 20.
The blast was third suicide attack in the city in the last eight days. It follows a similar attack against a NATO convoy on Tuesday that left 22 civilians wounded. Read more
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