The attack was one of the most deadly this year, and the worst in the normally peaceful Nimroz province since 2001. It comes during a surge in fighting ahead of a withdrawal by most Western troops and handover to Afghan forces by 2014.
Three suicide bombers killed at least 28 people and wounded more than 70 yesterday when they blew themselves up outside a hospital and in a market in south-west Afghanistan.
The attack was one of the most deadly this year, and the worst in the normally peaceful Nimroz province since 2001. It comes during a surge in fighting ahead of a withdrawal by most Western troops and handover to Afghan forces by 2014.
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