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Afghan police bust gang of robbers in Khost province

By IANS | Updated: April 29, 2023 06:35 IST

Khost (Afghanistan), April 29 Afghan Police have busted an eight-member gang of robbers and thieves in the eastern ...

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Khost (Afghanistan), April 29 Afghan Police have busted an eight-member gang of robbers and thieves in the eastern Khost province, state media reported.

The arrested gang members were involved in criminal activities, including armed robbery, kidnapping, theft and creating law and order problems in Khost province and its vicinity, the state-run Bakhtar news agency report said on Friday.

All the arrested men have been referred to concerned bodies for further interrogation, Xinhua news agency reported.

In similar operations, police captured more than a dozen criminals in the capital Kabul a couple of weeks ago.

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