Foreign media flee E. Timor as violence escalates

Foreign media flee E. Timor as violence escalates

DILI, East Timor - A group of foreign correspondents await to board a plane from the Dili airport Sept. 3 as violence is expected to escalate after the announcement Sept. 4 of results of the U.N.-organized Aug. 30 referendum on independence or autonomy within Indonesia.

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