South African Man Dies from Injuries Received in Iraq.

IRVING, Texas -- First graph, first sentence and second graph, second sentence, name should read: Miguel Tablai (sted Miguel Tabali).

The corrected release reads:

SOUTH AFRICAN MAN DIES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN IRAQ

Miguel Tablai, a DynCorp International security team member from South Africa, died yesterday from injuries he received September 14 in Baghdad when the convoy he was protecting was struck by an improvised explosive device. Two other DI security employees died in the blast, and another was seriously injured.

The team was traveling in a convoy from the International Zone to the Iraq Ministry of Justice when an explosion hit their vehicle on the driver's side. The vehicle immediately caught fire, and team members from another vehicle rescued the injured members, including Tablai, 50, of Wetton, South Africa. He sustained burns to 90 percent of his body.

In the same incident, protective security detail member Ignatius Du Preez, 36, of Randfontein, South Africa, was pronounced dead on arrival at the 86th Combat Support Hospital. Johannes Potgieter, 53, of Kwa Zulu Natal, South Africa, died instantly from his injuries. An American and an Iraqi sustained serious injuries.

The three deceased men were attached to DynCorp International's civilian police training program, which provides training to Iraqi police under contract to the United States Department of State.

DynCorp International is a professional services and project-management company serving governments, corporations, and international organizations worldwide. Headquartered in Irving, Texas, it has more than 14,000 employees in some 35 countries. It had revenues of nearly $2 billion in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2005.