10 Afghans, including women, abducted in Ghazni

Salaam Times

2017-08-21

GHAZNI -- Gunmen Saturday (August 19) kidnapped 10 Afghans in Qarabagh District, Ghazni Province, TOLO News reported Sunday (August 20). The abductees included women.

The gunmen dragged 10 people out of two vehicles and drove away, confirmed local officials.

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