Monday: The day in photos
Kashmiri Muslims pray during an observance of the martyrdom of Hazrat Ali, cousin of the Prophet Mohammed, on the 21st day of
New York police officers stop a man him from writing on the wall of Yankee Stadium after the Yankees’ final regular-season game at the historic venue. The Yankees defeated the
People walk past commercial buildings in Singapore’s financial district, which has not been immune to the effects of the worldwide financial troubles. (How Hwee Young / EPA)
Investigators examine the site of a car bombing that killed a Spanish army officer and injured several people in the northern town of Santona. It was the third attack in 24 hours by suspected members of the Basque separatist group ETA and came just days after the Spanish Supreme Court outlawed two Basque pro-independence parties on grounds they are linked to ETA. The blast, outside an army academy, blew a huge hole in the ground and caused major damage to buildings and cars in the area. (Esteban Cobo / EPA)
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A member of a rescue team inspects a room at the Islamabad Marriott Hotel, which was hit by a devastating truck bomb on Saturday. (Pedro Ugarte / AFP / Getty Images)
A Chinese mother breast-feeds her baby at the Children’s Hospital in Beijing. China’s product-quality chief resigned as the government sought to respond to a crisis brought on by tainted baby formula that has sickened 53,000 infants. (Elizabeth Dalziel / Associated Press)
Bulgarian army soldiers help mark their nation’s independence day in the town of Varna. Bulgaria is celebrating the 100th anniversary of its independence from the Ottoman Empire. (Petko Momchilov / Associated Press)
Workers in Chengdu, China, clean a statue of former Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung in preparation for the National Day holiday. This year’s National Day holiday will run from Sept. 29 to Oct. 5. (China Photos / Getty Images)
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Members of The Druid Order of London conduct a ceremony on Primrose Hill to commemorate the autumnal equinox. The Druid Order of London, which was founded in 1245, has been conducting the autumnal ceremony on Primrose Hill since 1717. (Matt Cardy / Getty Images)
