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Sydney Siege: Infosys Says its Employee is Among Hostages
An employee of Indian IT major Infosys is among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia since early this morning, the company said in a statement today.
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No Confirmation if Indians Among Sydney Hostages, Says Government
There is no confirmation so far on whether there are any Indians among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia, since early this morning.
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: Police Negotiators in Contact with Gunman
An armed man held several hostages inside a popular cafe in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. Hours later, five people ran out of the building that was under siege.
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: Australian National Imams Council Condemns Siege
The Australian National Imams Council, commenting on the siege at a Sydney cafe on Monday, said it "condemns this criminal act unequivocally".
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: 3 People Have Come Out of Cafe, Say Police
A gunman took an unknown number of hostages inside a popular cafe; in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. The Australian police have confirmed that three people have come out using the sid...
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: Several Held Inside Cafe, Islamic Flag Displayed Against Window
Terrified hostages cowered inside a cafe in central Sydney Monday with an Islamic flag displayed against a window, sparking a security lockdown in an area home to government and corporate headquarters.
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Barack Obama Briefed on Sydney Hostage Situation: White House Official
US President Barack Obama has been briefed about the situation at a cafe in Sydney where hostages were being held and an Islamic flag had been displayed, a White House official said Sunday.
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Sydney Siege: Infosys Says its Employee is Among Hostages
An employee of Indian IT major Infosys is among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia since early this morning, the company said in a statement today.
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No Confirmation if Indians Among Sydney Hostages, Says Government
There is no confirmation so far on whether there are any Indians among those being held hostage at a popular cafe in Sydney, Australia, since early this morning.
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: Police Negotiators in Contact with Gunman
An armed man held several hostages inside a popular cafe in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. Hours later, five people ran out of the building that was under siege.
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: Australian National Imams Council Condemns Siege
The Australian National Imams Council, commenting on the siege at a Sydney cafe on Monday, said it "condemns this criminal act unequivocally".
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: 3 People Have Come Out of Cafe, Say Police
A gunman took an unknown number of hostages inside a popular cafe; in Sydney on Monday morning and forced some of them to hold up a black flag with white Arabic writing against the window, sparking a security lock-down in the heart of Australia's commercial capital. The Australian police have confirmed that three people have come out using the sid...
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Sydney Hostage Crisis: Several Held Inside Cafe, Islamic Flag Displayed Against Window
Terrified hostages cowered inside a cafe in central Sydney Monday with an Islamic flag displayed against a window, sparking a security lockdown in an area home to government and corporate headquarters.
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Barack Obama Briefed on Sydney Hostage Situation: White House Official
US President Barack Obama has been briefed about the situation at a cafe in Sydney where hostages were being held and an Islamic flag had been displayed, a White House official said Sunday.
