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Turkey for Extradition of 18 Saudi Suspects SATURDAY OCTOBER 27, 2018 SAFAR 18, 1440 VOL.12 NO. 4435 QR 2 COLUDY & RAINY Fajr: 4:21 am Dhuhr: 11:19 am HIGH : 33°C Asr: 2:33 pm Maghrib: 4:58 pm LOW : 29°C Isha: 6:28 pm Nation 2 Business 10 Sports 13 Treatment of gastroesophageal Stocks slide globally as Biles to hit Doha Worlds reflux without surgery in Qatar US treasury prices rise stage at Aspire Dome today Rain to pick up intensity tomorrow, will stay all week: QMD SANTHOSH CHANDRAN Mannai told Qatar Tribune. rains on Saturday, Sunday The Met office also pre- (the public) following the lat- tee” removed 287 million gal- DOHA “The Qatar Meteorologi- and Monday. Skies cloudy dicted strong winds reaching est weather updates,” CAA lons of rainwater following cal Department (QMD) urges “Saturday will see partly up to 40 knots at times on appealed to the public on the torrential rain. LIGHT and scattered rain all to take extra care during cloudy skies with a chance of O According to QMD, partly Saturday, causing chances Twitter. “If you get heavy rain in that has been hitting Doha thunderstorms due to the as- rain and thunder at times,” cloudy skies will bring short of dusty conditions and poor Extreme weather condi- the desert it often floods quite and its outskirts since last sociated risk of strong wind, the forecast said. bursts of rain with brief visibility. The winds may also tions on October 20 saw Qa- quickly because the sand is week will continue for anoth- rain and poor visibility,” the According to QMD, partly make the sea choppy with tar receiving 84 millimetres of baked hard in the sun and er week with varying intensi- Civil Aviation Authority said cloudy skies will bring short rumbles of thunder on waves rising more than 10 rain in a single day. Average there’s not much vegetation ties, the Qatar Meteorology in a tweet on Friday, draw- bursts of rain with brief rum- Saturday. The rainfall is feet in height. rainfall for Qatar is 77mm. (to help with drainage),” Steff Department (QMD) said on ing on the its forecast for the bles of thunder on Saturday. expected to oscillate from For Monday, the CAA pre- For the month of October, the Gaulter, senior meteorologist Saturday. week. The rainfall is expected to moderate to heavy at dicts strong winds reaching average was just 1.1mm. In with Al Jazeera told AFP. “The intensity of rain will In the forecast, the CAA oscillate from moderate to places. up to 30 knots at times, caus- Education City, official figures She added the more re- increase on Sunday. Different said the country was affect- heavy at places, with winds ing waves to rise more than 10 showed an astonishing 98mm search was needed to see if areas of the country will wit- ed by “an upper level of low reaching a speed of 30 knots. O The weather will be feet. of rainfall. the weather experienced by ness light to moderate rain pressure along with a surface The weather will be partly partly cloudy on Sunday “We would like to remind The Ministry of Munici- Qatar was down to climate next week until Friday,” QMD low pressure”, causing high cloudy on Sunday and Mon- and Monday as well you that we are in a transi- pality and Environment’s change or weather patterns Director Abdulla Mohamed al chances of light to moderate day as well, CAA said. tional period that requires “rainfall emergency commit- caused by El Nino. JAPAN’S UCHIMURA ENTHRALLS AT DOHA WORLDS KHASHOGGI MURDER Turkey for extradition of 18 Saudi suspects whereabouts of Khashoggi's Ankara piles more body. I demand "You need to show this that all pressure on Saudi body," Erdogan said. those involved in The Turkish president, ahead of its chief this savagery from who has stopped short of di- the highest to the prosecutor’s rectly blaming the Saudi gov- lowest levels are ernment, said that the 18 sus- punished and Istanbul visit pects must know who killed brought to justice,” Khashoggi and repeated his AFP — Hatice Cengiz call for the men to be tried in ISTANBUL Turkey. "The culprit is among TURKEY on Friday said it KHASHOGGI FIANCÉE SNUBS TRUMP INVITATION them. If that is not the case, wanted 18 Saudis extradited then who is the local conspira- Ten-time World and two-time Olympic champion Kohei Uchimura of Japan performs at the still rings over the murder of journalist The fiancée of murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi says she tor? You have to tell," he said. during the men’s qualifications of the 48th FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships Doha 2018 at Jamal Khashoggi, as President has declined an invitation to the White House by US President Donald "Unless you tell, Saudi Ara- the Aspire Dome on Friday. (AFP/ KARIM JAAFAR) PAGE 6 Recep Tayyip Erdogan said An- Trump accusing him of not being sincere about investigating the bia will not be free from this kara still had more evidence to killing. She also called for all those responsible for his murder to be suspicion." reveal in the case. brought to justice. Khashoggi, 59, who had The announcement came lived in self-imposed exile in a day after the Saudi prosecu- 'WHERE IS THE Where is Khashoggi’s the United States since 2017, tor said that based on evidence body? Who gave the order was not seen again after enter- supplied by Turkey the murder BODY?' ERDOGAN'S of Khashoggi’s killing? The 18 ing the consulate to obtain pa- Indian foreign minister appeared to have been pre- TONE HARDENS people arrested know. Who sent perwork for his marriage to his meditated -- the first time Sau- Turkish fiancee Hatice Cengiz. Turkish President Recep the 15 people [the di authorities had made such alleged hit squad A tearful Cengiz said in a an admission. Tayyip Erdogan directed a TV interview on Friday that to visit Qatar tomorrow series of pressing ques- involved in the In a speech in Ankara, Er- murder] to Turkey? she never would have let dogan said Saudi Arabia's chief tions about the killing of Khashoggi enter the consulate Washington Post journalist Saudi authorities TRIBUNE NEWS NETWORK The bilateral visits of prosecutor would visit Istanbul must explain if she had thought that "Saudi DOHA HH the Amir in March 2015, on Sunday to speak to Turkish Jamal Khashoggi at Arabia authorities would hatch Saudi authorities on Friday, this.” Prime Minister and Minister authorities as part of the inves- — Recep a plot" to kill him. INDIA’S External Affairs Min- of Interior HE Sheikh Abdul- tigation. demanding that they reveal "I demand that all those his killer and the place his Tayyip ister Sushma Swaraj will ar- lah bin Nasser bin Khalifa Al Saudi authorities earlier Erdogan involved in this savagery from rive in Qatar on Sunday for a Thani in December 2016 to arrested 18 men wanted by body has been hidden. the highest to the lowest levels two-day official visit as part of India, and Indian Prime Min- Ankara following an interna- are punished and brought to a tour that also includes Ku- ister Narendra Modi to Qa- tional furore over the death of KHASHOGGI’S SON ARRIVES IN US justice," Cengiz told the Haber- wait, the Indian Embassy said tar in June 2016 have further Khashoggi, a Washington Post turk television station. in a statement on Friday. boosted the traditionally cor- contributor and critic of Saudi The eldest son of the murdered Saudi journal- She said she had not been According to the state- dial and close ties between the policies, who was killed at the ist, Jamal Khashoggi, has arrived in the US contacted by Saudi officials ment, Swaraj will call on the two countries. Saudi consulate in Istanbul on from Saudi Arabia along with his family. Salah and that she was unlikely to go Amir His Highness Sheikh Qatar hosts about 700,000 October 2. Khashoggi had previously been barred from to Saudi Arabia for a possible Tamim bin Hamad al Thani Indians who form the largest The killing has tainted the leaving Saudi Arabia because of his father’s funeral if Khashoggi's missing and meet with Deputy Prime expatriate community here. image of Crown Prince Mo- criticism of the country’s leadership. body is found. Minister and Minister of For- Sushma Swaraj Qatar is a reliable energy part- hammed bin Salman, who has Saudi Arabia has sought to eign Affairs HE Sheikh Mo- ner, accounting for more than positioned himself as a Saudi had been prepared by Istan- said, because Khashoggi was draw a line under the crisis with hammed bin Abdulrahman al India’s external affairs minis- 50 percent of India’s natu- reformer, and tested ties be- bul's chief prosecutor. "murdered in Turkey by Saudi the investigation, but a string Thani. ter, the Embassy said, noting ral gas imports. The bilateral tween Washington and Riyadh "It is clear that the judi- nationals who travelled to Tur- of gruesome details about the Qatar and India are ex- that in August, HE Sheikh Mo- trade between the two coun- as Western powers demand an- cial system in Turkey is better key for this specific purpose". murder have continued to ap- pected to sign important hammed bin Abdulrahman al tries during 2017-18 stood at swers over Khashoggi's death. equipped to genuinely serve Erdogan on Friday called pear in the Turkish media. agreements during the visit, Thani visited New Delhi. $9.9 billion. A written request for the the cause of justice in this on Riyadh to reveal who or- which will provide an oppor- extradition of the 18 suspects case," a senior Turkish official dered the killing and the Also see page 7 Ô tunity for both the countries to hold an in-depth discussion on various global, regional Nepal president to begin and bilateral issues, the Em- bassy said.
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