Wednesday 11 January 2017

surender gupta dunar UAE confirms five officials killed in Afghan attack

Humayoon Azizi (2-R) the Governor of Kandahar province and Abdullah Mohammed Essa Obaid Al Kaabi (3-R) a top diplomat of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) embassy in Kabul, during a ceremony in Kandahar, Afghanistan, on 10 January 2017.

surender gupta dunar The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has confirmed that five of its officials were killed in a bomb attack in Kandahar in southern Afghanistan.
They died in blasts at the governor of Kandahar's guesthouse on Tuesday, where at least five others were killed.
The governor and the UAE ambassador were among at least a dozen wounded. Kandahar's deputy governor, two senior Afghan officials and two MPs also died.
The attack was one of several in Afghanistan on Tuesday.
The Taliban admitted attacks in the capital Kabul and in Helmand province, but denied the Kandahar attack, instead blaming it on "internal local rivalry".
Afghanistan's Tolo News quoted survivors as saying that the bomb was hidden in a sofa at the guesthouse.
surender gupta dunar http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-38580156

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