Funeral held for police chief killed in shooting during Afghan-NATO-led forces security meeting
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People attend the funeral of Kandahar police chief General Abdul Raziq in Kandahar city, capital of Kandahar province, Afghanistan, on Oct. 19, 2018. Three top Kandahar provincial officials including General Abdul Raziq, General Momin Khan and provincial Governor Zalmay Weesa lost their lives, and few others including two U.S. soldiers were injured in a complicated shooting during Afghan-NATO-led forces security meeting in Kandahar city on Thursday afternoon. (Xinhua/Sanaullah Seiam)
People carry the coffin of Kandahar police chief General Abdul Raziq at the funeral in Kandahar city, capital of Kandahar province, Afghanistan, on Oct. 19, 2018. Three top Kandahar provincial officials including General Abdul Raziq, General Momin Khan and provincial Governor Zalmay Weesa lost their lives, and few others including two U.S. soldiers were injured in a complicated shooting during Afghan-NATO-led forces security meeting in Kandahar city on Thursday afternoon. (Xinhua/Sanaullah Seiam)
People carry the coffin of Kandahar police chief General Abdul Raziq at the funeral in Kandahar city, capital of Kandahar province, Afghanistan, on Oct. 19, 2018. Three top Kandahar provincial officials including General Abdul Raziq, General Momin Khan and provincial Governor Zalmay Weesa lost their lives, and few others including two U.S. soldiers were injured in a complicated shooting during Afghan-NATO-led forces security meeting in Kandahar city on Thursday afternoon. (Xinhua/Sanaullah Seiam)
People attend the funeral of Kandahar police chief General Abdul Raziq in Kandahar city, capital of Kandahar province, Afghanistan, on Oct. 19, 2018. Three top Kandahar provincial officials including General Abdul Raziq, General Momin Khan and provincial Governor Zalmay Weesa lost their lives, and few others including two U.S. soldiers were injured in a complicated shooting during Afghan-NATO-led forces security meeting in Kandahar city on Thursday afternoon. (Xinhua/Sanaullah Seiam)