Nepal: Hundreds killed in air strikes

The Nepalese military has killed hundreds of Maoist rebels in air strikes over the weekend, a government spokesman said today.

Nepal: Hundreds killed in air strikes
Mon, 06 May, 2002 - 10:30

The Nepalese military has killed hundreds of Maoist rebels in air strikes over the weekend, a government spokesman said today.

The bombing raids were launched in two western districts - the rebel strongholds of Rolpa and Pyuthan.

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