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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 2018
WORLD IN BRIEF
Associated Press
Moms of 11 children
found at New Mexico
compound arrested
TAOS, N.M. — A message that people were
starving, believed to come from someone inside
a makeshift compound in rural northern New
Mexico, led to the discovery of 11 children liv-
ing in filthy conditions.
The children, ranging in age from 1 to 15,
were removed from the compound in the small
community of Amalia — 145 miles northeast
of Albuquerque and in an isolated high-desert
area near the New Mexico-Colorado border.
They were then turned over to state child-wel-
fare workers.
Two men were arrested during the search
over the weekend. Siraj Wahhaj was detained
on an outstanding warrant in Georgia alleging
child abduction. Lucas Morten was jailed on
suspicion of harboring a fugitive, Taos County
Sheriff Jerry Hogrefe said.
Three women believed to be the mothers of
the children — Jany Leveille, 35, Hujrah Wah-
haj, 38, and Subhannah Wahha, 35 — were
arrested today, Hogrefe said. The women and
the men all face charges of child abuse.
Hogrefe says police still are looking for
4-year-old AG Wahhaj, reported missing from
Georgia’s Clayton County. His birthday is today.
The search at the compound came amid
a two-month investigation in collaboration
with Clayton County authorities and the FBI,
Hogrefe said. FBI agents had surveilled the area
a few weeks ago but didn’t find probable cause
to search the property.
That changed when Georgia detectives for-
warded a message to Hogrefe’s office that ini-
tially had been sent to a third party, saying: “We
are starving and need food and water.”
What authorities found was what Hogrefe
called “the saddest living conditions and pov-
erty” he has seen in 30 years on the job.
Other than a few potatoes and a box of rice,
there was little food in the compound, which
Hogrefe said consisted of a small travel trailer
buried in the ground and covered by plastic with
no water, plumbing and electricity.
Hogrefe said the adults and children were
without shoes and wore basically dirty rags for
clothing and “looked like Third World country
refugees.”
The group appeared to be living at the com-
pound for a few months, but the sheriff said it
remains unclear how or why they ended up in
New Mexico.
Thousands left homeless
by deadly quake on
Indonesian island
SENGGIGI, Indonesia — Thousands left
homeless by a powerful quake that ruptured
roads and flattened buildings on the Indonesian
tourist island of Lombok sheltered tonight in
makeshift tents. Authorities said rescuers hadn’t
yet reached all devastated areas and expect the
toll of 98 dead to climb.
It was the second deadly quake in a week to
hit Lombok, a less-developed island compared
with its more famous neighbor Bali, where
AP Photo/Javier Fergo
A firefighter works on an active blaze on a hillside in southern Portugal.
Portugal tames wildfire; French cities ban cars
LISBON, Portugal — Firefighters in Portugal were close to bringing a major, four-day
wildfire near a popular tourist area under control today as sweltering weather gripped much
of Europe.
The Portuguese Civil Protection Agency said firefighters had contained 95 percent of the
blaze in rolling hills by the country’s southern Algarve coast. Locals and tourists spent tense
hours after dark Sunday as the huge blaze passed by the outskirts of Monchique, a town of
2,000 people 155 miles south of Lisbon.
A mass of hot air from North Africa sent temperatures in Portugal and Spain over 113
degrees over the weekend.
In France, where four nuclear reactors have been temporarily closed due to the heat, three
cities banned the most polluting cars from the roads because of heat-linked ozone pollution.
In Paris and Strasbourg, the ban concerned vehicles that are 12 years and older, while in Lyon
only cars with a clean air sticker were allowed.
In Germany, the grape harvest started on its earliest date yet amid an exceptionally hot sum-
mer. The first grapes are used to make Federweisser, a young wine that gives the first hints
about the year’s potential quality. The main harvest is expected to start in late August or early
September.
In Norway, authorities warned motorists to watch out for reindeer and sheep taking shel-
ter from the heat in highway tunnels. The country has an estimated 220,000 reindeer and more
than 800,000 sheep.
Neighboring Sweden has been fighting an uncommon number of wildfires this summer,
even above the Arctic Circle, and a European Union official pointed his finger at climate
change.
the strong tremors caused panic and damaged
buildings.
A July 29 quake killed 16 people and damaged
hundreds of houses on Lombok, some of which
collapsed in Sunday evening’s quake, measured
at magnitude 7.0 by Indonesian authorities and
6.9 by the U.S. Geological Survey.
Damage was “massive” in mountainous
northern Lombok, where the quake was cen-
tered. In several districts, more than half the
homes were destroyed or severely damaged.
A large mosque collapsed on worshippers in
northern Lombok’s Lading-Lading village, and
rescuers used a backhoe to search the debris. The
number of victims was unknown.
Some areas still hadn’t been reached 24 hours
after the quake because of collapsed bridges,
blocked and ruptured roads and the loss of power
and communications.
More than 230 people were seriously injured.
Thousands of homes and buildings were dam-
aged and those displaced camped wherever they
could — in sports fields and on roadsides, cob-
bling together ramshackle shelters and building
campfires for warmth.
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6 PM
Trump reimposes
sanctions to levy
pressure on Iran
WASHINGTON — President Donald
Trump signed an executive order today reim-
posing many sanctions on Iran, three months
after pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal, say-
ing the U.S. policy is to levy “maximum eco-
nomic pressure” on the country.
In a statement, Trump said the 2015 interna-
tional accord to freeze Iran’s nuclear program
in return for lifting sanctions was a “horrible,
one-sided deal” and said it left the Iranian gov-
ernment flush with cash to use to fuel conflict
Saudi Arabia expels
Canadian ambassador
over criticism
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Saudi
Arabia expelled the Canadian ambassador today
and froze “all new business” with Ottawa over
its criticism of the ultraconservative kingdom’s
arrest of women’s rights activists — yet another
warning to the West reflecting Riyadh’s newly
assertive foreign policy.
The sudden and unexpected dispute bore the
hallmarks of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Sal-
man, Saudi Arabia’s 32-year-old future leader,
whose recent foreign policy exploits include the
war in Yemen, the boycott of Qatar and Leba-
nese Prime Minister Saad Hariri’s surprise res-
ignation broadcast during a visit to the king-
dom. Hariri later rescinded the resignation,
widely believed to be orchestrated by Riyadh,
and returned to Beirut.
Analysts say the dispute between Riyadh
and Ottawa shows Saudi Arabia won’t accept
any outside criticism and will continue flexing
its muscles abroad, especially as the kingdom
enjoys a closer relationship with President Don-
ald Trump.
“This message is obviously not just being
sent to Ottawa,” said Giorgio Cafiero, the CEO
of Gulf State Analytics, a Washington-based risk
consultancy. “It’s a message to countries across
Europe and across the rest of the world that crit-
icism of Saudi Arabia . has consequences.”
The Saudi Foreign Ministry made the
announcement early today, giving Ambassa-
dor Dennis Horak 24 hours to leave the king-
dom. It wasn’t immediately clear if he was in
the kingdom. Saudi Arabia said it would recall
its ambassador to Canada as well.
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Videos showed screaming people running
in panic from a shopping mall and a neighbor-
hood in Bali where parked vehicles swayed.
On Lombok, soldiers and other rescuers car-
ried the injured on stretchers and carpets. Many
were treated outdoors because hospitals were
damaged.
in the Middle East.
“We urge all nations to take such steps
to make clear that the Iranian regime faces a
choice: either change its threatening, destabi-
lizing behavior and reintegrate with the global
economy, or continue down a path of economic
isolation,” Trump said.
Trump warned that those who don’t wind
down their economic ties to Iranian “risk severe
consequences” under the reimposed sanctions.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says
renewed U.S. sanctions on Iran will be rigor-
ously enforced and remain in place until the Ira-
nian government radically changes course.
Speaking to reporters en route from a
three-nation trip to Southeast Asia, Pompeo said
today’s reimposition of some sanctions is an
important pillar in U.S. policy toward Iran. He
said the Trump administration is open to look-
ing beyond sanctions but that would “require
enormous change” from Tehran.
“We’re hopeful that we can find a way to
move forward but it’s going to require enormous
change on the part of the Iranian regime,” he
said Sunday. “They’ve got to behave like a nor-
mal country. That’s the ask. It’s pretty simple.”
European foreign ministers said today
they “deeply regret” the reimposition of U.S.
sanctions.
A statement by European Union foreign pol-
icy chief Federica Mogherini and foreign min-
isters of France, Germany and the United King-
dom insisted that the 2015 Iran nuclear deal “is
working and delivering on its goal” of limiting
Iran’s nuclear program.
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