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Funeral ofthe centuryBy PAUL TOOHEY
in JOHANNESBURG
LEAVE for South Africa’s ar-med forces has been cancelledas the nation prepares to saygoodbye to Nelson Mandela inwhat will be the funeral of thecentury.
But Mr Mandela’s body willnot be at the memorial serv-ice to be held in Johannes-burg’s FNB Stadium today, inan apparent attempt to coolemotions from spilling over.
With 53 world leaders arriv-ing for the stadium event, De-fence Minister NosiviweMapisa-Nqakula said Johann-esburg was heading into lock-down in an effort to protectthem.
‘‘We are rolling out a planwhich has been in place forthe past three or four years,’’he said.
Among the dignitaries at-tending are Australian PrimeMinister Tony Abbott, Brit-ish PM David Cameron, USPresident Barack Obama andhis wife Michelle, and all liv-ing former presidents — ex-
cept George H.W. Bush.Celebrity guests will in-
clude U2 singer Bono, chatshow queen Oprah Winfreyand billionaire Richard Bran-son. It has not been an-nounced whether a memberof the British royal familywill attend, but Prince Char-les will attend the private fu-neral on Sunday.
One notable absentee willbe the Dalai Lama, who hasbeen twice been refused avisa for South Africa in re-cent years because of appar-ent fears in Pretoria that itwould offend China.
Most of the world leaders,including a host of Africanheads of state, will attend theservice at the magnificentFNB Stadium near Soweto, onthe southwestern edges ofJohannesburg. It was builtfor the 2010 soccer World Cup,and can hold 94,000.
The leaders are not ex-pected to attend the actual fu-neral service for Mr Mandela,which will take place on Sun-day in Qunu in the far southof the country.
Rare riot erupts in Singapore
A South Asian man is led away by police after rioters went ona rampage in Singapore’s Little India district
SINGAPOREANS woke up tounfamiliar images of burntcars and littered streets aftera fatal road accident triggereda riot by South Asian workers— the worst outbreak of viol-ence in more than 40 years.
The riot erupted late onSunday in tightly controlledSingapore’s congested LittleIndia district after a 33-year-
old Indian worker was runover by a private bus.
Police said about 400 peoplewere involved in the rare out-break of public disorder forSingapore, adding that 27South Asian workers hadbeen arrested on charges ofrioting, which is punishableby up to seven years in prisonas well as caning.
Deadly infernoAT LEAST four people werekilled when a commuter traincollided with a fuel truck nearthe Indonesian capital Jakar-ta, derailing a women-onlycarriage which burst intoflames, officials said.
An AFP correspondent sawsix people being taken tohospital in ambulances.
Both the carriage and tan-ker were flipped on theirsides and on fire, giving offthick plumes of black smoke.
Transport ministry spokes-man Bambang Ervan con-firmed four people, including
the train driver, were killed.‘‘Other than the driver, wehave not yet identified thevictims,’’ he said.
The train company estim-ated that around 600 passen-gers were on the train when itcollided with the truck on thesoutheast fringe of the capi-tal, but most were evacuated.
A train company officialsaid the truck accelerated anddrove onto the tracks as thetraffic safety boom gate wascoming down. It collided withthe first carriage which wasfor women only.
