11-02-2007, 02:47 AM
<b>Benazir changes mind, flies to Dubai </b>
Karachi: Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was travelling to Dubai on Thursday, just two weeks after she returned to Pakistan from an eight-year exile, airline and party officials said.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--> <b> Bhutto leaves Pakistan for Dubai </b>(CNN) Pakistan's former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has flown out of Pakistan for the Gulf city of Dubai, two weeks after returning from an eight-year exile. The opposition leader, has not seen her family in the Arab emirate since her arrival October 18 in Pakistan.
Bhutto planned to leave Wednesday, but abruptly delayed her trip after after a senior party leader with her Pakistan People's Party advised against it, citing political concerns.
"<b>She has gone to Dubai to see her ailing mother and children</b>," her spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press on Thursday afternoon after Bhutto was seen stepping onto an Emirates plane in Karachi. "She will come back on November 8," her spokesman added.
Bhutto landed at Dubai's international airport and was greeted by her husband, according to The Associated Press, then driven away in <b>a silver Bentley to her family villa.</b>
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Karachi: Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto was travelling to Dubai on Thursday, just two weeks after she returned to Pakistan from an eight-year exile, airline and party officials said.
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--> <b> Bhutto leaves Pakistan for Dubai </b>(CNN) Pakistan's former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has flown out of Pakistan for the Gulf city of Dubai, two weeks after returning from an eight-year exile. The opposition leader, has not seen her family in the Arab emirate since her arrival October 18 in Pakistan.
Bhutto planned to leave Wednesday, but abruptly delayed her trip after after a senior party leader with her Pakistan People's Party advised against it, citing political concerns.
"<b>She has gone to Dubai to see her ailing mother and children</b>," her spokesman Farhatullah Babar told The Associated Press on Thursday afternoon after Bhutto was seen stepping onto an Emirates plane in Karachi. "She will come back on November 8," her spokesman added.
Bhutto landed at Dubai's international airport and was greeted by her husband, according to The Associated Press, then driven away in <b>a silver Bentley to her family villa.</b>
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