Grieving relatives of Nepali guards killed in Kabul attack receive bodies

Kathmandu, June 23 (ANI): Grieving relatives of 12 Nepali nationals, who were killed when a suicide bomber struck a minibus in Afghanistan, received their bodies after they were flown from Kabul. The victims were security guards working at the Canadian embassy in Kabul and came under attack on the way to work early on Monday. Two Indian nationals were also killed in the attack. The bodies were kept at the Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, where family members, politicians and others paid homage to them. Family members burst into tears after receiving the bodies at the airport. Thapa, a former Indian army soldier, had served as a security guard in Iraq before going to war-torn Afghanistan in February this year with a promise to come back in November.