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Ban of gas and liquid on board to end by 2012
The ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) has said the ban on creams, gels and liquids will be lifted by 2012. New technology will be installed at all airport security checkpoints that can detect explosives in water bottles, make up and toothpaste.
ICAO secretary general, Raymond Bnejamin told AFP that the ban on liquid items over security concerns will end in the next two years.
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Karachi, Pakistan
Karachi has a lot to offer children of all ages. A simple roam in the lanes of the neighborhood you are staying in would prove to be a delight. Karachi is a very happening city, and watching the citizens go about their daily lives is a very interesting activity.Cricket matches are played by children on the streets every evening, and the players would gladly accept a foreign teammate. Every neighbo...
Gremp'sches Haus
Frankfurt, Germany
This Renaissance house dates back to 1582, when it was the home of the Gremp von Freudenstein noble family. A country house was also added to the park in 1829. Be sure to visit this landmark for a get a feel for Frankfurt’s history. Address: Gremp House Grempstraße 36 Bockenheim Frankfurt, HES 60487 Tel: +49 69 2123 8800 ...
Farmer's Market
Los Angeles, United States
The Farmer’s Market boasts numerous food stalls, sit-down eateries, multiple produce markets and food vendors, and is a historic Los Angeles landmark and tourist attraction. In total it features more than 100 restaurants, grocers, and tourist shops. ...
Den Huong Tuong
Hanoi, Vietnam
Huong Tuong Temple is a small temple located on Hang Buom or Sail Street. The temple is said to be over a thousand years old, having been founded in the 9th century, and it still stands as one of the grandest temples in Hanoi's Old Quarter. Classified as a Vietnam National Heritage Site in 2000, further restoration and documentation has returned Den Huong Tuong to its original architecture. ...