Thursday, 29 July 2010 10:38
A convoy of NATO supplies was hit by a road-side mine blast in the southern Paktia province on Thursday morning
The incident occured at 10am on Thursday at the province's Sit-e-Kandow district when a NATO supply convoy was passing by the area, a spokesman for the governor of Paktia, Rohullah Samoon told TOLOnews.
No one is killed or wounded in the incident, he added.
Road-side mine blasts are planted by insurgents to target Afghan and foreign soldiers, but civilians are often the main victims.
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