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A Dozen Policemen Among 16 Killed in Taliban Attacks Page2 2 Main News Page Taliban Destroy Highway Bridges, Cut A Dozen Policemen Among 16 Killed in Taliban Attacks Off 3 Afghan Provinces MAIMANA/ZARANJ - A dozen policemen, three insurgents and KABUL, Afghanistan - The Taliban one woman have been killed in have destroyed highway bridges clashes in northwestern Faryab southwest of Kabul during a wide- and Nimroz provinces, officials ranging assault on security forces, cut- said on Sunday. ting off road traffic between the capital Mohammad Tahir Rahmani, a and three provinces, officials said Sun- member of the Faryab provincial day. council, told Pajhwok Afghan Interior Ministry spokesman Najib News the militants attacked a Danish said Afghan security forces security check-post in the Arab repelled the attack but that gunbattles Aqsai area Pashtunkot district late are still underway. He said at least six Saturday night. Afghan police, including a district po- Ten policemen manning the post lice chief, were killed in the fighting. A and a woman in nearby house provincial official, who spoke on con- were killed, he said, adding that dition of anonymity because he was four other police personnel were not authorized to brief reporters, said wounded during the overnight at least 10 police were killed. clash. The official said the Taliban attacked Nazar Mohammad, a local police a number of remote checkpoints, and commander, criticised higher-ups that the toll could be much higher. for not sending additional forces Abdul Rahman Mangel, the provincial to the area. No serious action was Dilawar, who had lost his brother to a recent clash with militants in Kohistan district, said his only son was also killed in the Arab Aqsai governor’s ...(More on P4)...(11) taken to support the policemen, he battle. Balkh Legends Beat alleged. In Nimroz, three militants and two policemen were killed in a firefight triggered...(More on P4)...(12) Kabul Zwanan by 8 Wickets in APL 2018 Wardak Battle: Power Supply to 4 Provinces Cut off Sherpao Calls for Removal KABUL - Power supply to four SHARJAH - Balkh Legends beat Ka- of Af-Pak Trust Deficit provinces has been cut off as a bul Zwanan by eight wickets on Sat- result of a clash in the Syedabad ISLAMABAD - A senior Pa- neighbours, he believed. urday night in the second day of Af- district of central Maidan Wardak kistani politician has asked Sherpao stressed the need for ghanistan’s Premier League of Cricket province, the power utility said on Islamabad and Kabul to step strengthening contacts with Af- (APLC) in Sharjah. Sunday government-to-government ghanistan at all levels to resolve The Sussex pair - Laurie Evans, 64, and Da Breshna Shirkat Department and people-to-people contacts bilateral issues. He said peace Rashid Khan, 56, - helped take Kabul said in a statement electricity sup- for peace in the region. was a prerequisite for develop- Zwanan to 176-6 in their allotted 20 ply to Paktia, Maidan Wardak, Qaumi Watan Party Chairman ment of the region. (Pajhwok) overs, having at one stage been 32 for Ghazni and Logar provinces was Aftab Ahmed Khan Sherpao 3. Mohammad Nabi 2-20 was the pick snapped due to the firefight in be- alleged on Saturday that voice of the Balkh Legends bowlers. tween the security forces and Tali- of moderate Pakhtuns on both In response, the Balkh Legends (who ban in Syedabad. sides of the border was being were without Chris Gayle, who was The power utility said it was striv- stifled under a sinister con- playing for Jamaica in the WINDIES ing to dispatch engineers and nec- spiracy. Speaking intellectuals, Super50 Cup) were assisted by Essex essary technical equipment to the the electricity imported from Central Asia had been off since 6:30am. academicians and journalists, pair, Ryan ten Doeschate, 78, and Ravi site for repairs soon after permis- “When we informed central authorities; we were told fighting is going he linked peace in Pakistan Bopara, 38, to a comfortable win by sion is granted. on in Maidan Wardak. As a consequence, the electricity supply has been with restoration of stability in eight wickets, with an over to spare. Asif Niazi, the Breshna Shirkat suspended,” Niazi said, adding 2,500 families had been deprived of the Afghanistan. Effective steps Usman Ghani had earlier hit a quick head for Paktia province, con- facility in Maidan Wardak. were needed for the removal fire 40. firmed to Pajhwok Afghan News In the past, too, electricity supply has ...(More on P4)...(13) of the trust deficit between the The APLC is a new, five-team Twen- ty20 competition which kicked off on Friday, and will be played in Shar- jah over the course of the next three Syedabad Police Chief Killed in Taliban Assault weeks. (Tolo news) KABUL - The Syedabad district po- But Abdul Rahman Mangal, the gov- lice chief has been killed in a Taliban ernor’s spokesman, denied the fall of attack in center Maidan Wardak the district centre. He believed said province, an official said on Sun- both sides suffered casualties during day. the firefight. Sharifullah Hotak, a member of the He, however, was unaware of the provincial council, told Pajhwok death of the police chief. Afghan News that hundreds of Meanwhile, police spokesman Hik- militants stormed the district centre matullah Durrani said reinforcements late on Saturday night. had arrived in the district. He con- He said the district centre fell to firmed the killing of police chief Syed rebels, who left later on. Several Zarab Shah Hashimi. policemen, including the district He said the Kabul-Kandahar highway police head, were killed in the over- reopened after several hours of clo- night clash, Hotak added. sure. (Pajhwok) Outlook Horoscope Aries (Mar. 22-Apr.20) Cancer (June 21-July 20) Libra (Sep 23-Oct. 22) Capricorn (Dec.21-Jan19) It could be that you’re trying to communi- It’s critical that you not try to gain the love and Restriction and discipline might not be You may find that your love is incred- cate with someone in a matter regarding appreciation of another by controlling their your forte, Libra, but realize that this may ibly magnetic now, Capricorn. All you love and romance and it simply isn’t work- decisions, Cancer. It’s time to let the people be exactly the type of thing that you need need to do is be yourself and suddenly ing. You’re apt to feel like you need a trans- around you set their own rules and bounda- the most. Try not to expend your energy people flock your way. There are ter- lator in order to get your message across. ries. Give that special person space to decide in too many directions. Focus and chan- rific opportunities for you to strengthen the bonds Both you and your partner need to share responsibility what’s best, then you can take action accordingly. It may be nel your efforts into the things you consider the most you have with the people you care about the most. for making sure that the lines of communication remain that you discover things about this person that you probably important. Make sure that most of your day is spent Solidify your relationship with soft romantic words open. Be practical yet sensitive in your approach. would never have known if you called all the shots. tending to these things. and actions. Taurus (Apr.21-May 20) Leo (July 21-Aug. 21) Scorpio (Oct.23-Nov.22) Aquarius (Jan 20-Feb.18) This is a fantastic time for you for love You might need to put on the brakes today Appreciate the good things you have Consider taking a more conservative ap- and romance, Taurus, even if there’s a bit when it comes to love and romance, Leo. today, Scorpio. Don’t let another day go proach to your actions today, Aquarius, as of coolness between you and the person Don’t think that this means you have to break by without really paying homage to the well as to the way you dress. Others may you care about. It’s possible that there off any sort relationship that’s in the works, people who’ve helped you grow along the be rather put off by something that comes needs to be an element of distance now but realize that you may need to take a more way. Take a walk. Climb a tree or help a child build a tree across as too flashy. Fashion is apt to be a significant con- for you to really appreciate the good thing you have. realistic approach to how you handle it. The house. Connect with your spiritual side that finds satis- cern for you now, which is fine. Don’t underestimate the If you aren’t involved with someone now, you should problem is that you may be getting so caught up in the faction in where you are now instead of always feeling a power of personal appearance. find that you’re in a good position. fantasy of things that you aren’t tending to practicalities. need to search for something bigger and better. Gemini (May 21-June 20) Virgo (Aug. 22-Sep 22 ) Sagittarius (Nov.23-Dec.20) Pisces (Feb.19-Mar.20) It’s one thing to be a friend and it’s Things should be going quite well for When it comes to matters of love and Romantic relationships may not exactly another to feed someone’s ego just you today, Virgo, and you will find that romance, you may need to tone things be going as well as you’d like, Pisces, but to make him or her happy, Gemini.
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