Taliban denies '30 dead' reports

News agencies say more than 30 people are dead after the air strikes on Afghanistan but the Taliban says there are no casualties.

Taliban denies '30 dead' reports
Mon, 08 Oct, 2001 - 07:59

News agencies say more than 30 people are dead after the air strikes on Afghanistan but the Taliban says there are no casualties.

The Afghan Islamic Press said 20 people died near Kabul airport and 10 were killed near Radio Shariat.

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