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Five killed in roadside bomb blast horror



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Afghanistan: A roadside bomb hit a police vehicle in the east of the country today, killing five people, including police officers.
The blast happened in Khost province close to the Pakistan border. It is believed Taliban militants carried out the attack.

Cambodia: Kaing Guek Eav, the former head of a notorious Khmer Rouge torture centre, was moved to tears today when he was taken by a genocide tribunal to the scene of his alleged crimes, a mass grave site at Choeung Ek.





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