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Friday, February 05, 2010 KARACHI: At least 10 people were killed and 50 others were wounded on Sunday after another bomb struck the Karachi’s Jinnah Hospital. The blast took place at a time when the dead and the injured of Shahra-e-Faisal blast were being shifted to the hospital’s Emergency Ward. According to Geo, the blast left more than 50 people injured. The injured are new being rushed to other hospitals after the blast. A large number of relatives of the first blast victims were present at the time of second blast.

Friday, February 05, 2010 KARACHI: At least 12 people were killed and over 50 others injured when a powerful explosion occurred in a public vehicle plying on Sharah-e-Faisal of Karachi, media reported Friday. According to Geo News, the blast occurred in a mini bus near Nursery stop towards FTC. The injured riding a mini bus coming from Malir, include children and women. Police and other rescue workers have arrived on the spot. The road leading to Saddar has been blocked and the blast site has been cordoned off. According to Geo News correspondent, the blast occurred near a furniture market situated near the Sharah-e-Faisal. The Geo News correspondent said at least 50 people were injured in the blast, who have been shifted to Jinnah Hospital. Various injured are in critical state. Also a body has been moved from the scene. All the casualties have been moved from the blast scene. According to eyewitnesses, a motorcyclist hit the ill-fated vehicle to cause the mishap. The bu

BEIJING: The number of young Internet addicts in China soared to 24 million last year as the world's largest web population exploded, according to a survey carried by state media Wednesday. The number of young addicts almost doubled from 2005 and now accounts for one in seven young Internet users, according to the poll conducted by the China Youth Association for Network Development. More than 7,000 people aged six to 29 were polled about their Internet habits in 30 provinces, municipalities and regions, the China Daily reported. The definition of a web addict is vague, but online users fall into that category if school grades, careers or relationships are negatively impacted by their Internet activities. They also have to always want to use the Internet, feel annoyed or depressed if not allowed to surf the web, or feel happier in cyberworld than in real life, the report said. At least 384 million people are online in China, and Internet addiction has caused increasing co

PARIS: Investigators said on Wednesday they had made important lab discoveries in mosquitoes and the parasite which causes malaria, opening up new paths for attacking a disease that claims nearly a million lives per year. In one of two studies published in the British journal Nature, Yale University researchers said they had found more than two dozen smell receptors in the mosquito Anopheles gambiae that enables the insect to home in on human sweat. Some of the receptors "could be excellent targets" for chemicals to snare mosquitoes or repel them, said the study's senior author, John Carlson, a professor of molecular biology. "We're now screening for compounds that interact with these receptors," Carlson said in a press release. "Compounds that jam these receptors could impair the ability of mosquitoes to find us. Compounds that excite some of these receptors could help lure mosquitoes into traps or repel them. The best lures or repellents may b