21.   The statement also named the dead policeman, a civilian guard, as Safwat Abdel Aleem.

22.   The statement did not name a successor.

23.   The statement named no countries and the Netherlands appeared unlikely to be in the line of fire, with Lien banned from leaving the airport during his short stop.

24.   The statement named the three men arrested as Abdul Karim Al Nadi, Al Arab Sudik Hafez, and Sawfat Hassan.

25.   The statement did not name the countries, although Burma, Cambodia and Laos have publicly announced plans to join the regional grouping.

26.   The statement named the Pakistanis as Zad Mohammad Eddin and Mustakim Khan Mohammad Dost and the Afghan as Jari Jomaa Markhan.

27.   The statement named the two gunmen as Ahmed Al-Tiq and Salah Kameel, both from villages near the West Bank town of Jenin.

28.   The interior ministry statement named the gunman as Mohammed al-Nadhiri, and said he was arrested after being wounded in a shoot-out with police.

29.   The ministry statement named one of the people killed, an Islamic militant, but not the other.