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Around the World: Huge waves snap anchor off ship in Chile

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-- -- The governor of town west of the capital city of Santiago says when the -- broke off it left the ship at the mercy of a pounding storm.

It wound up stuck on a sandbar a few hundred yards from the beach.

The Chilean navy sent helicopters to rescue more than twenty crew members nobody heard.

Thailand police say at least four people are dead and eleven more injured after a nightclub fire on an island popular with tourists.

Cops say a transformer explosion likely caused the fire and that the building is close to collapse.

China two construction workers say they couldn't wait for the fire department when flames trapped a sixty year old woman in her apartment.

One worker attached himself to a crane and the other hoisted into the window where he grabbed the woman.

The guy working the crane dropped them both safely on a nearby roof.

Argentina.

Hundreds of tourists from around the world gathering in this tiny town in the north for a 500 year old tradition.

A so called bloodless bullfight.

Matadors only goal is to snag a red ribbon tied to the bulls wars and no weapons allowed.

Anyone eighteen years or older can give it dropped.

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