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President Cyril Ramaphosa visited affected communities in KwaZulu-Natal on Wednesday and was expected in the Eastern Cape in the next few days.

He said information on possible suicide attacks on churches, hotels and politicians were received from Indian intelligence on April 4 and a Security Council meeting was chaired by President Maithripala Sirisena on April 7.

Trump has signaled he does not want his financial information disclosed, repeating his oft-used excuse during the 2016 presidential campaign that he would not release his tax returns while under audit by the IRS.

Christian Schilcher left the Freedom Party to avoid damaging the junior partner in a national coalition with Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's conservatives.

UNICEF spokesman Christophe Boulierac added that the toll from the Sunday attacks could rise as many other minors are wounded and are now fighting for their lives in intensive care units across Sri Lanka.

Police stations around the country have been informed to look out for a number of specific vehicles that are believed to have been used for illegal activities.

The police initially found 12 bomb detonators scattered on the ground. A further search revealed 75 more, a police statement said.

UK-based tech start-up, Fuel Matrix, is in talks with long-haul airlines in the UK over the deployment of 'pressure pads' that would discreetly weigh passengers as they pass through the airport.

Party leaders have cautioned against impeachment just 18 months before the November 2020 presidential election, although prominent liberals have demanded the start of proceedings to remove Trump from office since the release of a redacted version of Muell...

Pompeo said that the US Embassy is working tirelessly to provide all possible assistance to the American citizens affected by the attacks and their families.

Saturday's attack began when a suicide bomber detonated explosives just outside the ministry building and three other assailants then entered the premises.

Ranjith expressed his 'deepest sorrow and sympathy' for those affected by the attacks and urged national unity.

The US leader erroneously wrote that '138 million people' were killed in the attacks.

Worshippers were targetted at the Kochikade, St Sebastian and Batticaloa churches during Easter mass

It said seven men, five women, and a child were killed, and four others injured in the attack.

Imran Khan appointed Abdul Hafeez Shaikh as de facto finance minister to steer the country through worsening economic turmoil.