Published: August 21, 2018
"In excess of 160 regular citizens have achieved home securely however no less than 20 warriors and policemen have been taken to an undisclosed area by the Taliban," said an authority.
The Taliban discharged in excess of 160 regular citizen travelers daily after they were hijacked from three transports in northern Afghanistan yet kept no less than 20 fighters and policemen as hostages, an authority said on Tuesday.
Almost 200 travelers were taken as prisoners by Taliban extremists close to the northern area of Kunduz on Monday as they ventured out to the capital, Kabul.
"In excess of 160 regular folks have achieved home securely however no less than 20 officers and policemen have been taken to an undisclosed area by the Taliban," said Ghulam Rabani, a commonplace chamber part in Kunduz.
The Taliban discharged in excess of 160 regular citizen travelers daily after they were hijacked from three transports in northern Afghanistan yet kept no less than 20 fighters and policemen as hostages, an authority said on Tuesday.
Almost 200 travelers were taken as prisoners by Taliban extremists close to the northern area of Kunduz on Monday as they ventured out to the capital, Kabul.
"In excess of 160 regular folks have achieved home securely however no less than 20 officers and policemen have been taken to an undisclosed area by the Taliban," said Ghulam Rabani, a commonplace chamber part in Kunduz.
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