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THE FIRST ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY IN FREE KUWAIT Established in 1977 NO. 14333 TUESDAY, MAY 17, 2011 / JAMADI AL-THANI 14, 1432 AH 52 PAGES 150 FILS Dogs sniff out C-4 explosives in truck at Kuwaiti port

Pakistan Taleban claim responsibility Legal pain for Gate guards seize vehicle census dodge By Muneef Naif Gunmen kill Saudi diplomat in Karachi KUWAIT CITY, May Special to the Arab Times andAgencies 16: The Central Census  KUWAIT CITY, May 16: Kuwaiti police dogs sniffed out plastic G K u A n R m A e C n  H o I/ n I   S m L o A to M rc A yc B le A s  D s ,  ho M t  a a y n   d 1   6 k , i   ll ( e A d g   e a  nc S i a e u s) d : i s 2 p . ecial forces in a Pakistani military town on May Ad te m n i d n e is d t   ra t t h i e o   n p   eriod  h f a o s r explosives hidden in a pickup truck that was trying to enter an diplomat in the Pakistani city ofKarachi on Four people riding motorcycles opened fire on ex nline registration until industrial seaport in the country, security officials said on Monday. Monday, police and the Saudi ambass   ador said, the the Saudi diplomat’s car, a Karachi police official o next Saturddue to the They said the driver of the truck, which belonged to the second attack on the mission since the killing of said. The diplomat, a low ranking security official, growing d a e y  mand for Electricity and Water Ministry, was taken into custody. They line access to the cen-  described him as an Asian national but gave no further details. on “The  suspected explosive material was found in a white pickup’s Osama bin Laden increased tension in the region.  was on his way to the consulate when the assailants  sus process, reports Al-  exhaust, entering Shuaiba port on Saturday,” one of the officials wa P r a n k e i d s   t t a h n e ’   s U   n T it a e le d  b S a t n a   te c s l   a a i g m a e in d  st r   e at s t p a o c n k s i i n b g i   li i t ts y   ,  cl a o n s d e str P u a c c k k k i .   s a t n a d n   ’s o   rd i e n r t e e d ri   o K r  ara m c i h n i i   s a te u r t   ho c ri o ti n e d s e  t m o n   e p d r   ov t i h d e e Seyassah daily quoting said, speaking on condition of anonymity. “The substance is C4 sources. and  is the size of two fingers.” a p l l l e y A     l a t - l h - Q e Q a   e a r e d o d a y   a a h . l  as f   a w m a i g ly e   d  a a n   d b   lo g o o d v y e   r c n a m m e p n a t i   g o n f     to S  t au o d p i - a “ t t t h h c t e a o   m ci p t l y h , e   t e w e x   h t s e o e r r c e t u i   r o a i n n t   y a a l ”  y n t s d o t       r s S o a a b y u   b d e m i r   i i l n e i a t s t a . i n o t n s  a g ls e   n st e a r t a i t o e  n f e u d n  i d n s onl S in o e u   rc r e e s g   is e t x ra p t l i ai n n   ed  m t u h st e C4 is a high-velocity military explosive. Arabia, the birthplace of its leader bin Laden. The roug  be done by the ho o usehold Another security official said there was no immediate indication group has also vowed to avenge his killing by US  on Page 43 Continued Continued on Page 43 the explosive was to C b o e nt u i s n e u d e  i d n o a n   P m a il g i e t   a 4 nt 3  in the world’s attack Pakistani volunteers look at the bullet- riddled dead body of a Saudi diplomat May 16. (AFP) GADDAFI ARREST WARRANT SOUGHT AFTER TRUCE CALL on a hospital stretcher in Karachi on Opinion avgrine Ms asetorh tsryS p aiub Nakba ends with tragedy Bahrain adjourns By Ahmed Al-Jarallah DAMASCUS, May 16, Editor-in-Chief, the Arab Times (Agencies): Syria’s brutal THE recent celebration of the crackdown against pro- anniversary of the occupation of democracy protests took Palestinian territories resulted in a chilling turn Monday a series of tragedies along the with the discovery of a border where the so-called resist- e in Daraa ance group continues to engage  ,mass grav the in war. The slogans used by the town at the heart of group as cover fell when it  gni ehtnuoc yrt -pteros stilro natwo  forhs, mont spilled the blood of demonstra- activist said. tors. The situation is the same in  A witness, meanwhile, said South Lebanon in which  corpses and wounded people Hezbollah is incapable of pro-  were lying on the streets of tecting the demonstrators from Tall Kalakh, a besieged west- Israeli gunshots, despite the  ern town. threats from its Secretary  Ammar Qurabi, head of the General. This is also the case in  National Organisation for Golan Heights where the protest-  Human Rights in Syria, told ers went alive and returned dead.  AFP by telephone that the grim The Syrian soldiers did not take  find in Daraa, which has been any step while watching the  sealed off for nearly a month, Israelis spill the blood of the  was made after the army people of Palestine and Syria. allowed residents to venture The demonstrators did not con- outside their homes for two sider the entry to the occupied hours daily. Syrian city of Majdal Shams an  “They discovered a mass opportunity to liberate the terri-  grave in the old part of town tory, as if they were not really  but authorities immediately keen on liberating Golan. It  cordoned off the area to pre- appears that the liberation, based  vent residents from recovering on the projection of Syria, will  the bodies, some of which they start from Tel Kalkh with several  promised would be handed tanks firing on their houses,  over later,” Qurabi said on the instead of Majdal Shams.  phone from Cairo.  dwosay uassK-ha nablief Dominique Strdeined eihc FMI  YewAN. dgjuk oroYkreN w y61 ,aMl Comina in urt,sis ee nectnre )ttan Criat ManhaimoDuqinh FM daeKas- (hnSte usraI $1ut uto pae mest fenesid  The fabricated stories about  He was unable to say how  million pordered the IMF chief detained, t in cash and surrender all his travel documents. The judg e on Monday, despite an offer from h resistance, challenge and the lib-  many bodies were found in the plane and accused of trying to rape a Manhattan hotel chambermaid. (AFP)after he was pulled off a eration of Palestine, which have  mass grave. Cha carry 70-plus years in prison been spreading for 63 years and  His account could not be used as slogans or justification  independently verified as rges for certain actions, were exposed  Syrian authorities have pre- long ago. The number of refugees  vented journalists from travel- has continued to rise, instead of  ing to cities and towns across IMF chief pleads not guilty, denied bail allowing people to return to their t u h n e p   r c e o c u e n d t e r n y t   e t d o     p r r e o p te o s r t t  s t o h n r  the homes; hence, the settlement has  eat- become the ultimate alternative.  ening the authoritarian rule of This has been happening due to  President Bashar al-Assad.  NEW YORK, May 16, (Agencies): IMF chief their long lenses aimed at him like the rifles of a firing at the luxury Sofitel hotel near Times Square, picked the effort to protect the systems had Q   u a r l a so b   i  b s e a e i n d     k t il h l a e t d    i 3 n 4     th p e e   o p p a l s e t a D s o sa m u i l n t i i q n u g  e a    N S e tr w a   u Y s o s r - k K   a h h ot n e   l c d h e a ni m e b d  erm M a o i n d, d   a b y u   t t s h e e  x j u u a d ll g y e squ I a n  d t . he cross-hairs of a sex scandal that has torpedoed S h t a r d a   u w ss o - n K  a a   h w n a   r o r u a t n   t o   f t   o a     s li e n e e k -   u D p  N S A un e d v a id y, e  a n s c   e p   o o l n i   c h e i   s s   a c i l d o   t t h h e e s y . without touching the leaders, who destroyed the country and its  five days in the towns of  turned down his $1 million bail offer and ordered him to his French presidential hopes and likely ended his stellar  The maid, described by police as “female, black, 32 people, as if it were a garden. Jas “ s I e   m f   e a a n r  d I th nkhil, d   o n z e e a n r  s  Da m ra o a r . e remain be un h n i i n n d bars.political career, there was nowhere left for Strauss-Kahn years old,” alleges that at around midday on Saturday, Over the last six decades, the  at Arab countries have not offered  casualties may be lying in near-  er  The st g fall from grace of one of the most pow- to hide.  Strauss-Kahn shut her in his plush 500-dollar-a-night anything to the Palestinians, b b e y c   a w us h e e   a f t a   m fi i e li lds     h a a n v d e    n o o r t c   h b a e rd e s n co f u r u r n l t   r m o e o n m  i   n w  t h h e e r   e w  t o h r e l   d 62 p - la y y ea e r d -   o o l u d t    i S n t   r a a   u p s a s c - k K e a d h   n M  s a h n a h r a e tt d a  a n und “ e H r  e t   h d e e  l n a ie w s ,   ”  t h h i e s s  l e a   w ch y a e r r g  B es e .  nj H a e m   i i n s     B p r r a e f su m m an e   d t   ol i d n   n J o u c d e g n e t suit H e e .  “grabbed (the) informant’s breasts without con- except their service as loyal pro-  es able to access the region which d w r o ug- ,  us w er o s o . den defendants’bench with hoodlums andMe B li u s t  sa t   h J e a   c j k u s d o g n e .  turned down Strauss-Kahn’s offer to a c s n h e d a n   r t; f g   o e a r   tt c s e i h b e m l e y p t   t   g e s r a d a i  t b d o b   e p d u   l ( l t   h d e o ) w  i n n  ( f t o h r e m )  a in nt f ’ o s r  v m a a g n i t n ’s a   l  p a a r n e t a y ,” h   o t s h e e Continued on Page 43 is encircled by security troops and snipers,” he said. ke T n  h h e e   a g d ri  o m f     c th h e a   r I g n e t s e   r a n g a a t i i n o s n t a  t l  he M   o fl n a et m a b ry o   y F a u nt n   d a   n w d  e o re u   ts p p u o b - -a s g u r b e m e  i t t  o a   l r l e   s h i i d s  e t   r w a i v t e h l     h d i o s c  d u a m u e g n h t t s e ,  r  p i o n s   t N  $ e 1 w     m Y il o l r i k o , n     o b r a d i e l  ri a n n g d info H r e m  t a h n e t n ’   s “   f m orcib . h l   y t   w m i a c d e  e  a c n o d n . t .. a   c w t  a w s i   t a h b   l h e i   s t   o p   e a n c is c   o a m nd p   l t i h s e h Email: [e-mail]  to remain in jail until the next hearing on Friday.  out  himdocuments prescribing up to 25 years in in court  lished In Tall Kalakh, the western Follow me on: town besieged by the army, a witness told AFP of corpses  prison for each of the two gravest allegations. “We are obviously disappointed by the court deci-  the above by using actual physical force,” it alleged. and wounded people left lying  Appearing haggard and shrunken under his black rain- sion,” Brafman told reporters afterwards, but insisted:  An “anal sexual conduct” allegation mentioned in the in the streets, with local resi- c c o o a u t l ,  d  S t tr o a   u a s v s o - i K d  a t h h n e     s g a a t  z a e s   h of e   n a -   f c a o c u e r d t , r  d o o o i m n   g  c e r v a e m ry m t e hi d n   g w   i h t e h “T T hi h s e     b e a x tt e l c e u   t h i a v s e     ju b s o t a  b r e d g  o u f n   . t ” he IMF was to meet “infor- ch T ar h g e t e   o - s t s e a h v l e e e n t     n c w t o e a u n s n   c t n e s   o   t o a   f r g   e 7 a f i 4 e n   r s y r t e e   d a S   t r t r s o a     a u i n s n s d   -   d t K e h t a r a h e il e n .    c m a o rr n y t   h a s    i m n  a j x a i i - l [e-mail]  se mum dents unable to recover them  police mally” later Monday to discuss the Strauss-Kahn scan- officers and reporters from the international because of shelling and heavy gunfire. me T di h a e . n pandemonium: a group of photographers andd d i a r l e ,  ct a or m ’ i s d     p w os i i d t e io sp n  re w ad a   s  s n p o ec w u   l u at n i t o e n n   a t b h l a e t     a t n h d e     h m e  an w a o gi u n ld g r if e   n P s t e r   r t o v e s r e e m c d  u s c t ,  o o r m n s s e   e a c n w i u n t o i g n v     e h l e t y   h .  w e T   o h u e b l   a d j i   u l o   d n g l a y e r     g f c u a o c u e l   d u n   t p a ,     l t l o o s   w u 2   g 5  c g y o e e n st a c i r u n s r . g - He said many corpses were  cameramen were suddenly admitted and jostled with have to resign.  on Page 4Co inued m 3 e ▼ U S $ / K 0 D .27580/90 also C b o e n i t n i g n   u k e e d p   t o   n in     P r a ef g r e i   g 4 e 3  alleged victim, employed for the past three years The other, directly opposite the jet-setting politician, rated each nt ▲Euro/K 0. 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