Latest News:  

English>>World

Second batch of Fijian soldiers leave for Golan Heights

(Xinhua)

08:09, July 26, 2013

SUVA, July 26 (Xinhua) -- The second batch of 158 Fijian military personnel will leave for the Golan Heights in Syria on Friday for a United Nations peacekeeping mission.

An additional 159 soldiers will leave on Sunday, said Fijian Prime Minister and Military Commander Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama while bidding farewell to the second group of soldiers Thursday night.

The first batch of 182 Fijian soldiers went to the Golan Heights last month.

Bainimarama, who is also the commander of Fiji's military forces, stressed to the soldiers the importance of fulfilling their responsibility to Fiji and their families.

We Recommend:

Dachshunds attend annual Wiener Dog Racing

Collective gay wedding held in Mexico City

Best photos of week (July 8 - July 14)

'Temple Collection' on display in India

Bastille Day military parade held in Paris

Indian new recruits attend passiong out parade

Anti-government protest held in Thailand

Mexico's Popocatepetl Volcano spews ashes

Egypt unrest continues in Cairo

Email|Print|Comments(Editor:LiangJun、Yao Chun)

Leave your comment0 comments

  1. Name

  

Selections for you


  1. Bombers in real-combat drill

  2. Live fire drill of PLA Artillery Forces

  3. New prince makes first appearance

  4. Young graduates, owners of online shop

  5. The sand painting dream of a girl

  6. Dog survives after 30 hours buried in debris

  7. Models prepare for FTV Beach Party show

  8. Zhang Ziyi graces SELF magazine

  9. Apple’s Q3 China revenue dives

  10. The richest Chinese families in 2013

Most Popular

Opinions

  1. China rules out provisional economic stimulus plan
  2. Removal of deposit rate ceiling not imminent
  3. Feeble Japanese-Philippine 'axis' doomed
  4. Is high cost of studying abroad worthwhile?
  5. Central bank has limited role in real economy
  6. Ways to help labor working better
  7. Feeding Kenya through organic farming
  8. Filmmaker: Chinese like good movies set anywhere
  9. Multinationals' dependence on China grows
  10. Skipping breakfast may increase heart disease risk

What’s happening in China

Migrant children’s dream of stage

  1. Droughts affect 1.15 mln central Chinese
  2. Amway point finger at dealer of woman's death
  3. Offering bus seats optional: survey
  4. Narcotic plants seized in Shanghai
  5. University poison case sent to procuratorate