Following are the top foreign stories at 1700 hours:

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Last Updated : Feb 26 2018 | 5:10 PM IST
Following are the top foreign stories at 1700 hours:
FGN11 SRIDEVI-REPORTS
Necessary reports awaited to start process of repatriating Sridevi's mortal remains: Officials
Dubai: Indian officials and family members of Bollywoood star Sridevi are still waiting the necessary certificates from the Dubai authorities to start the process of repatriating her mortal remains, at least two officials confirm.
FGN4 SRIDEVI-LD BODY
Sridevi's body to reach India by afternoon

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Dubai: Veteran actor Sridevis mortal remains will be flown back to India from Dubai today, her family says in a statement.
FGN7 UK-4THLD EXPLOSION
Four dead in UK building blast; Police rules out terror angle
London: A powerful explosion and subsequent fire at a three-storey building killed four people in the English city of Leicester, police say but rule out a terror link to the blast. By Aditi Khanna
FGN8 SAFRICA-INDIAN-LD ARREST
ISIS-linked Indian-origin woman, partner held in SA for abducting UK couple
Johannesburg: A 27-year-old Indian-origin woman and her partner, both allegedly linked to the ISIS terror group, have been arrested and charged with abducting a British couple, according to South African special police unit Hawks. By Fakir Hassen
FGN9 BANGLA-ZIA
Bangladesh court extends bail for Zia until March 13
Dhaka: A court in Bangladesh extends the bail of imprisoned ex-prime minister and main opposition BNP chief Khaleda Zia until March 13 in a graft case, a day after the High Court deferred the judgement on a separate bail plea in a corruption case, media reports say.
FGN10 UN-SYRIA
UN chief calls for Syria ceasefire to be 'immediately implemented'
Geneva: The United Nations secretary-general demands the immediate implementation of 30-day ceasefire in Syria as the Damascus regime continued its deadly bombardment of the rebel-held Eastern Ghouta. (AFP)
FGN12 SYRIA-LD ISIS
Strikes on east Syria's last IS pocket kill 25 civilians
BEIRUT: Air strikes on the last pocket of Islamic State jihadists in eastern Syria have killed at least 25 civilians, including seven children, a monitor says.

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First Published: Feb 26 2018 | 5:10 PM IST

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