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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - The tale seems dubious: that a rice vendor survived 27 days trapped under the rubble of a flea market following Haiti's devastating earthquake.

Skeptical health workers said no one could live that long without water and the last confirmed survivor found was a 16-year-old girl removed from rubble 15 days after the Jan. 12 quake. The only sources for the story were the two Haitian men who showed up at a clinic carrying the vendor, dehydrated and malnourished with rail- thin legs.

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WARREN Gatland has put Wales on a Six Nations alert by telling his players they can expect to come under heavy attack from England at Twickenham this evening (5).

Martin Johnson's side managed only one touchdown in three games last autumn but have been revamped for the championship and are pledging to play heads-up rugby with the emphasis on scoring tries.

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BIKERS were part of the solemn funeral procession for Anthony Pring, of Tunbridge Wells, who lost his battle against cancer aged 53 and who was described this week as a "leader of men".

Motorcyclists wearing leathers and riding bikes including Harley- Davidsons and Triumphs gathered at Mr Pring's home in Waterdown Road, Ramslye.

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Those who knew Mr Pring said his life was roughly divided into two halves - the first until he married aged 27 was filled with bikes, and the second was as a man devoted to a family he adored.

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NOIDA/GREATER NOIDA: Two employees of a meat-packing firm were looted of Rs 27 lakh by four motorcycle-borne criminals in Noida on Saturday afternoon. A few hours later, three motorcyclists shot at a technical institute faculty member in Greater Noida and escaped with his car. Police said the two incidents could be related.

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The robbers rode off towards Ghaziabad on their motorcycles. The cashier immediately reported the incident to the Noida police, who sent radio alerts to all check posts. There were some reports that the motorcyclists wore masks on their faces. But the police could confirm the reports.

About two hours later in Greater Noida, Sunil Kumar, a member of the placement faculty of ICE, was beaten up and shot at by three men on a motorcycle who escaped with his car. Kumar was driving to the institute from his Jalvayu Vihar home when the incident occurred.

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AHMEDABAD: In a daring robbery, two unidentified men snatched a bag containing Rs 5.5 lakh cash from two employees of a courier company in Navrangpura on Monday. The incident took place barely 100 mt away from the DCP (traffic) office and 500 mt away from Navrangpura police station at 2.30 pm. The branch accountant of CTS Logistics Ltd located in Abhilasha Complex near Mithakhali Crossroads, Naresh Pande, lodged a complaint of robbery with Navrangpura police station officials.

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