Roadside bomb kills eight in afghanistan, 2 killed in Iraq

Two civilians have been killed in Pakistan in a blast that went off near an army base, police said.

The blast took place near the base of the army in the district of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, in the border area with Afghanistan.

Two other people, one of them an Afghan woman, were also injured in the blast.

In 2014 an Afghan was injured after inhaling a poisonous cloud at the base of the army in the disputed border area between the north and south.

At the time one of the army bases, which houses several troops was hit by an aerial bomb in a separate incident.

A total of 18 soldiers have been killed in the past three years by roadside bomb, police spokesman Lt General Asim Gokarni said, adding that the country was now home to some two-dozen such blasts each year.

The last time a roadside bomb went off there was a vehicle bomb that killed one soldier, Lt Gen Asim Gokarni said, adding it is now being looked into whether a similar strike cou더킹카지노ld happen this time.

Some 500 people are believed to have been killed by such strikes since t더킹카지노he last survey of their deaths, carried out in 2010-11, according to the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.

According to the United Nations, more than 3.2 million civilians have been killed in conflicts 우리카지노around the world, including about 9 million in the Afghanistan war and more than 6 million in the conflicts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Whyalla miners employed by arrium rejec바카라t proposed pay cuts in new $19 million pay freeze

Workers of the Port of North Sydney’s Wodonga copper mine have accepted a proposed pay cut of up to $19 million to support their future at the mine.

However, thenatyasastra.com announcement by the Wodonga miners union has not gone down well with the workers, who fear the proposed changes will leave them with little for the future.

They are opposed to the proposal to halve the current annual salary and to allow the remuneration of workers to be determined by the바카라 Wodonga chairman.

The lockout will be lifted when there is consensus among the current and future retirees, workers and retirees and management, Wodonga miners said.

The lockout has been held since September 2010, when a union member was injured during an incident while he was picking copper from a quarry.