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Americans held in al-Qaida swoop

Pakistan police have arrested nine suspected al-Qaida operatives, including two Americans and one Canadian.

Thu, 19 Dec, 2002 - 15:09

Pakistan police have arrested nine suspected al-Qaida operatives, including two Americans and one Canadian.

The two Americans and one Canadian are of Pakistani origin, said Information Minister Sheih Rashid Ahmed.

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