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News Photos Voice People BizChina Feature About us    SPLM terms Garang's accident as "natural" www.chinaview.cn 2005-08-01 14:58:06    KHARTOUM, Aug. 1 (Xinhuanet) -- A senior official of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement (SPLM) said on Monday that a helicopter crash of the movement's leader, John Garang, was "undoubtedly natural." Enditem   Related Story Faye Wong, Yapeng get married Sudanese VP Garang dies of air crash Test screening of Memoirs of a Geisha held in US - Iran threatens to restart nuclear program - China's economy may fall into deflation - Train collision kills 6, injuring 30 in NE China - Sudanese VP Garang dies of air crash - Microsoft whacks Google - Ex-European central bank chief dies in France - British police arrest man under anti-terrorism laws - Iran sets Sunday as deadline for EU nuclear proposal - Man admits role in London attack - Lawyers: Saddam assaulted in court - Iran threatens to restart nuclear program - Iraqis angry at detainee abuse in Abu Ghraib - Russia-China drill no source of concern: minister - Terror cell planning new attacks on London: report - 1st European central bank chief dies - US says DPRK should not retain civilian nuclear capability

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