By Nita Bhalla
NEW DELHI
(Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Afghan aid workers and civilians will
suffer the most after the deadly U.S. bombing of a hospital run by the
charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) in the northern city of Kunduz, experts said on Friday.
At least 22 patients and MSF
staff were killed on Saturday when a U.S. aircraft attacked the hospital
during fighting between Afghan government troops and Taliban forces.
MSF, which wants an independent
international probe into the airstrike, says it has withdrawn its staff
from Kunduz and is reviewing all its operations in Afghanistan “to
carefully weigh the safety and security of staff and patients.”
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Source: Euronews
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