Pakistan issues $1m al-Qaida list

THE Pakistani government has offered rewards totalling more than $1m for information leading to the capture of six leading al-Qaida suspects.

Thu, 19 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

The “most wanted” list appeared on the front page of two leading newspapers.

Rewards of 20m rupees ($340,000) each were placed on the heads of Abu Faraj al-Libbi and Amjad Hussain.

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