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Cairo Airport receives dozens of reporters returning from Libya
Cairo International Airport has received dozens of correspondents from news agencies, newspapers and Arab and foreign satellite TV hosts, returning from Libya.
Airport authorities have provided facilities for professional cameras and other communications equipment.
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New Delhi, India
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It’s strenuous enough to be in Makkah on your own, to have to manage kids on such a trip is a herculean task. There is not much in the way of parks, or play grounds in this city. However there is plenty of road way for your kids to run around in and play areas can be found in the larger shopping malls. But why waste this opportunity on play zones? With the amount of history in this city, why...
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Recreation and relaxation is the main aim of every holiday. How else can you fulfill this purpose other than visiting the Frederiksberg Swimming Baths. It includes a large and small swimming pool, facilitated by springboards, Turkish baths and a solarium. Keeping in mind the health conscious tourists, a special fitness and aerobics centre is also available within the premises. Apart from such amen...
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The Mulee Aage was built by Sultan Shamsuddeen III for his son prior to the First World War. The house became government property when the sultan and his son were expelled in 1936. Mulee Aage was renamed the Presidential Palace in 1986 and was renovated to hold official events and to accommodate visiting Heads of States and other foreign dignitaries. However, in 1994, President Maumoon Abdul Gayoo...