Tuesday, 07 September 2010 19:25
Top News in this bulletin A number of Taliban fighters gathered in northern Baghlan province warning that they will mar the Afghan parliamentary elections and that people should avoid going to polls.
Officials in the Independent Election Commission (IEC) remarked on Tuesday that 81 other polling centres are to remain close in eastern Nangarhar province.
Coalition forces are concerned about a surge in troops’ fatalities in the Afghan war, according to the reports.
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