NPR 美国国家电台 2014-10-13（在线收听） |
From NPR News in Washington, I'm Jenny Herbs. Federal officials say Ebola screenings in U.S airports will add an extra layer of protection against the virus that killed more than 4 thousand people around the world. The screening started at JFK airport in New York today, officials are taking temperature of passengers travelling from West African countries hard hit by Ebola using a no-touch the monitor. Noiya Yelkay travelled from Nigeria through JFK. ''Got here, somebody stopped me, he has checked my temperature and I am like, oh ok, that's cool. Well, they are screening in Nilaguja, yeah before we out lest stay coming.'' Four of the airports--Atlanta, Chicago, Washing, Dallas and New York will start the screening at this week. Meanwhile the head of the international monitoring funds says the international community is pledging for financial support to those West African countries that xx of the Ebola outbreak. '' The xx when truly really quickly out of its way to put in place facility xx three countries of a hundred and thirty million dollars that made available very quickly so that they could have the benefit of xx support.'' Christine Sigards says the world needs to help countries hit by Ebola and isolate them. U.S government has renewed world wide alert for Americans travelling abroad. XX Jeff Braidy reports the state department is warning that attacks on America are more likely with U.S millitary action in Iraq and Syria. Officially the state pxx calls this a world wide causion? for travellers, it's an update for slimilar warning issued last April. With millitary strikes from the U.S and its allies on the group calling themselves the Islamic State, the alert says there is a hidden risk of attacks on Americans. The warning also mentions the growning threat of kidnapping by terrorist groups raising money to xx payments. Other government is warning the entire globe, it highlights the Mideats, North Africa, Europe and Asia. Jeff Braidy, NPR News.
In Iraq at least 38 people are dead in car bombs this weekend in Baghdad, dozens more are wounded in the attack mainly targeted in Shixx area, the BBC's Marcus Erbens has more. ''The first suicide bomb targeted at a police point in west Baghadad killing ten people including several policemen. The second bomb exploded in Bishiha street in the Shuhala neighborhood, then third bomb close by. It's not known who is responsible for the violence and the half repeated in Baghadad before Islamic State forces begin the takeover of large parts of Iraq. Official xx said the government's grid xx in west province unbombed restainous.'' The BBC's Marcus Erbens reporting.
U.S XX coalition has launched more air strikes against so-called Islamic State millitants in Iraq. U.S is conducting six more air strikes against ISIS targets also in the vatal Syrian city of Kabani. The Pentagon says the strike groups are in the fighing position of damaging the commader and of control facility along with two trucks. This is NPR News. A national civil rights group is suing Georgia secretary state claming that more than 40 thousand voter registration forms are unacounted for and the most are filled by manorities. From Atlanta, Susanna Kablater reports. The national laywers committe for civil rights once to know when nearly half of the voters who signed up during the registration drive xx by Democrats are not yet showing up on this state's votal rules. Lawsuit names of five counties and Republican Secretary of State, it has said eithty six thousand registrators doing the drive, and in the Majority of them, where young people of color?. Secretary of State Brian Kamp's office told the Nanal Joural Constitution that any lawsuit will be frevalous and the Georigia is following the election laws. Kamp's office is also investigating the Democratic Bed group hold potential law of fraud. Eearly vote in Georgia begins on Monday and the election includes hardly xx against the governor and U.S xx seat. From NPR News, I'm Susanna Kaplutal, in Atlanta.
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