Two Afghan children, two women killed in blast

07 Jan 2007

A remote-control roadside bomb killed two Afghan children and two women travelling in a vehicle near the border with Pakistan on Sunday, police said. Police blamed militants fighting the government for the attack on the family in the eastern province of Khost. Full Story

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