Peacekeepers to start training King's bodyguards

The international peacekeeping force in Kabul is to start training 40 Afghans to become personal bodyguards for the former king once he arrives in the country.

Fri, 29 Mar, 2002 - 15:24

The international peacekeeping force in Kabul is to start training 40 Afghans to become personal bodyguards for the former king once he arrives in the country.

The two-week training course will start on Monday.

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