20 killed in Nepalese rebel attack

Communist rebels killed at least 17 policemen and three soldiers in an overnight assault in western Nepal ahead of today’s one-year anniversary of the king’s absolute rule, officials said.

20 killed in Nepalese rebel attack
Wed, 01 Feb, 2006 - 08:42

Communist rebels killed at least 17 policemen and three soldiers in an overnight assault in western Nepal ahead of today’s one-year anniversary of the king’s absolute rule, officials said.

Scores of policemen and other officials were missing.

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