I found this on CNN's website.
I beleive a moment of silence would be appropriate.
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Gurkhas killed clearing ammunition
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Meanwhile, tens of thousands of ethnic Albanians were returning to the
homes they abandoned despite pleas from international officials to wait until
mines and booby traps have been removed.
Mines are a very real problem in Kosovo -- a land mine or booby trap claimed the lives of two British soldiers Monday, NATO's first casualties since the peacekeepers entered Kosovo just over a week ago.
The soldiers, both Nepalese Gurkhas, among the toughest in the British army, were killed
while clearing ammunition from a school near the village of Negrovce, about 30 kilometers (18 miles) from Pristina. The blast also killed two civilians and injured another. But the refugees continued to stream back into the province.
I beleive a moment of silence would be appropriate.
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Gurkhas killed clearing ammunition
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Meanwhile, tens of thousands of ethnic Albanians were returning to the
homes they abandoned despite pleas from international officials to wait until
mines and booby traps have been removed.
Mines are a very real problem in Kosovo -- a land mine or booby trap claimed the lives of two British soldiers Monday, NATO's first casualties since the peacekeepers entered Kosovo just over a week ago.
The soldiers, both Nepalese Gurkhas, among the toughest in the British army, were killed
while clearing ammunition from a school near the village of Negrovce, about 30 kilometers (18 miles) from Pristina. The blast also killed two civilians and injured another. But the refugees continued to stream back into the province.
