At least 25 school children died when a coach going to school plunged into a river in Pakistan- controlled Kashmir on Tuesday, the school principal said. Muhammad Farooq said that 30 to 35 children were coming to the school when the van fell into the Jhelum river at Garhi Dopatta, some 25 kilometers from Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan- controlled Kashmir. (Pakistan-School-Van) KABUL -- Nine service members with the NATO- led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) were killed when an ISAF helicopter crashed in southern Afghanistan Tuesday. The ISAF confirmed the incident in a press release, saying that two other ISAF service members an Afghan National Army soldier and a U.S. civilian received injuries in the crash and were transported to an ISAF medical facility for treatment. (Afghanistan-Helicopter Crash) PYONGYANG -- A major conference of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) that is expected to elect the party's leading body will be held in Pyongyang on Sept. 28, the official KCNA reported on Tuesday. The announcement was made by the Preparatory Committee for the Conference of the WPK in a statement, which was published by the KCNA early Tuesday. (DPRK-Party Meeting) JOHANNESBURG -- South Africa's state-owned power utility Eskom announced on Monday that 91 workers were contaminated with a small amount of radiation while doing maintenance work at the Koeberg nuclear power plant near Cape Town. Eskom spokeswoman Karen de Villiers said during maintenance on Koeberg Unit One, 91 workers tested positive for cobalt 58 as they left the site on Sept. 12. (South Africa-Radiation) 