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20 dead in Israeli attack on aid flotilla JERUSALEM: At least 20 people were killed and over 50 others injured on Monday when the Israeli navy intercepted ships carrying aid and pro-Palestinian activists toward the Gaza Strip, Geo News reported Monday. Talking to Geo News, Palestinian DG Health said the injured and the deceased have been shifted to an Israeli hospital. Meantime, the Hamas government spokesman said he had no information regarding the Pakistani journalist Talat Hussain and his media team on board ship. According to the spokesman, Israel is a professional killer and the entire world should sever ties with it. As a diplomatic furore took shape, especially with long-time Muslim ally Turkey whose flag some of the ships were flying, an Israeli minister said: "The images are certainly not pleasant. I can only voice regret at all the fatalities." Israeli Trade Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer gave no details of what Channel 10 said were 14 to 16 deaths. But

Lahore attacks

Mint—tremendous benefits for human health LONDON: Mint which is scientifically known to be Mentha, is a well known breath and mouth freshener. There are hundreds of varieties of mint available for use. The herb has remarkable medicinal and therapeutic properties. Various kinds of products like chewing gums, tooth pastes, breathe and mouth fresheners, inhalers and candies are available in the market. These contain mint and are advertized as being a product containing mint. Most of us are aware only about the refreshing properties of mint, but it has much to offer. Mint has a typical aroma which makes it useful as a good appetizer. It promotes digestion, and is thus used to cure many digestive disorders. It helps in soothing the stomach and getting relieved form indigestion, inflammation of stomach and digestive tract. The aroma present in mint leaves stimulates the salivary glands present in the mouth and digestive glands in the stomach and other parts of digestive system to release th

Demonstration against Facebook

Pakistan Gallery May 2010