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Yemeni President Saleh talks to reporters in the southeastern city of Sayoun
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Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh talks to reporters after his arrival to the southeastern city of Sayoun October 25, 2008 to oversee rescue and relief operations after floods lashed eastern parts of the Arab country. Floods killed 41 people and around 31 are missing in Yemen after torrential rain left swathes of the impoverished country under water, President Ali Abdullah Saleh said on Saturday. REUTERS/Khaled Abdullah (YEMEN)
