Two Malaysians and a Pakistani national were arrested and were assisting with the investigation, police chief told reporters.
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said gunmen and three suicide bombers attacked the prison at 2 a.m. (2200 GMT Sunday) and freed 400 prisoners.
There are no homes within that area and there were no immediate reports of injuries or damage.
The victory of the People's Action Party in Singapore was never in doubt -- it has won every elections since 1965
More than 2 million Singaporeans cast their ballot in the country's 12th general election.
Even in a country where dog ownership is tightly regulated, the order issued this week by the Dayang New District in the eastern city of Jinan is extreme.
Kim Ki-jong was convicted of attempted murder, assaulting a foreign envoy and obstruction, according to court spokesman Joon Young Maeng.
A bus overturned on a road that was made slippery because of the rice wine, and another freight truck then crashed into the bus shortly after midnight.
The MMEA said a commercial vessel had reportedly spotted the missing ship about 23 nautical miles west of Miri on Wednesday evening and had notified the owners of the vessel MV Sah Lian.
Major bookstore Kinokuniya says it ordered 90,000 of the 100,000 copies of the first print run of Murakami's "Novelist as a Vocation" to shake up the local publishing industry.
As heavy rain pummeled Japan for a second straight day, the Kinugawa River broke through a flood berm sending water gushing into the eastern half of Joso
Wang Fengying and her co-accused Yang Janglin said she was called Princess Changping and persuaded people to lend them money to help them get back assets worth billions of dollars.
Associated Press writers based across Asia who have covered Myanmar for many years outline the key issues at stake.
The first man arrested, Adem Karadak, also known as Bilal Mohammed, has been remanded from military custody to prison.
The Chinese govt lauded its economic successes while activists criticized its record on human rights.
The reunion -- only the second to be held in five years -- will take place between October 20-26 in North Korea's Mount Kumgang resort, the South's Unification Ministry said.
A statement Monday says Defense Minister Khaled al-Obeidi was heading back to Baghdad, when shots were fired on his convoy.
Yusufu Mierili, the suspect in Bangkok bombing has not yet been formally charged. It was not clear whether the apparent confession would carry legal weight in a court.
More than 70 coastguard, navy and civilian fishing vessels, supported by helicopters and search aircraft, combed the area around the island on Monday.
About 66,000 South Koreans -- many of them in their 80s or 90s -- are on the waiting list for an eventual reunion, but only several hundred can be chosen each time.
Authorities will seek an arrest warrant soon for a man who shared an apartment with a suspect who was arrested a week ago when a police raid found bomb-making materials in his room.
Japan central government has said radiation levels in Naraha have fallen to levels deemed safe following decontamination efforts.
At least 170,000 officers, ranging from lieutenants to colonels, in China's land forces would be laid off after two of the existing seven military commands and three army corps were scrapped, the media reported.
Police spokesman said DNA samples taken from the suspect did not match DNA found on evidence that the bomber is believed to have left behind — in a taxi, on banknotes, on a motorcycle he took on the night of the attack.
"Tokyo had requested that Beijing make sure that the event was not so anti-Japanese, but instead contain elements of rapprochement between Japan and China," said a Japanese official.




