Five al-Qaida suspects handed over to US

Five al-Qaida suspects arrested last week in Pakistan have been handed over to US authorities and flown out of the country.

Five al-Qaida suspects handed over to US
Mon, 16 Sep, 2002 - 19:06

Five al-Qaida suspects arrested last week in Pakistan have been handed over to US authorities and flown out of the country.

Pakistani officials say the alleged September 11 planner Ramzi Binalshibh is among them.

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