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160 bodies recovered from Afghan avalanche site


Agence France-Presse
First Posted 01:57:00 02/10/2010

Filed Under: Weather, Disasters (general), Landslide

KABUL- (UPDATE) A total of 160 bodies have been recovered from an area hit by avalanches in a treacherous mountain pass in northern Afghanistan, a provincial governor said Wednesday.

"Since yesterday, we have recovered a total of 160 bodies," Abdul Basir Salangi, governor of Parwan province, where the Salang Pass is located, told AFP.

He said 84 people have been injured in the avalanches that struck the busy road connecting the capital Kabul to the north of the country Monday, burying people in vehicles on the strategic pass.



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