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Police arrested seven crew members from two boats that collided in Hong Kong waters, killing 38 holiday revelers, but offered no explanation about how the vessels ran into each other on a clear night in one of the safest and most regulated waterways in Asia. HT Image The Monday night crash was Hong Kong s deadliest accident in more than 15 years and its worst maritime accident in more than 40. Some relatives of the dead went to the scene off Hong Kong island s southwestern coast to toss spirit money in honor of the victims on Tuesday, while others waited at the morgue for news about loved ones. Police Commissioner Tsang Wai-hung said six people were detained on suspicion of endangering passengers by operating their craft in an unsafe way. Police later announced a seventh arrest. Tsang said both crews are suspected of having not exercised the care required of them by law, but he did not elaborate. A ferry collided with the Lamma IV, which is owned by the Hong Kong Electric Co. a
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Egypt s military has kept out of this week s clashes between police and protesters demanding the ousting of 82-year-old President Hosni Mubarak, but it could eventually decide his fate, echoing events in Tunisia. HT Image A Tunisian army general s refusal to back Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali s crackdown on protesters is widely regarded as a turning point that forced the former president to quit Tunisia on January 14 after weeks of protests. Egypt s military might not react in the same way, but after watching the interior ministry s police and security forces struggle to contain four days of unprecedented street protests, the generals may well be considering their options. Indicators confirmed the Egyptian armed forces are ready to intervene in Suez and other parts of Egypt if necessary, said a security source in C
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yeezy sloppy performance of the police and security forces against the protests of the last few days and suggested the military would step in if Egypt fell into chaos. Read breaking news, latest... See more Read breaking news, latest updates from US, UK, Pakistan and other countries across the world on topics related to US Election Live, poli
