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At least nine charity workers have been killed when a Médecins Sans Frontières hospital was bombed in Afghanistan, near the city of Kunduz – possibly by a US airstrike. The charity says around 200 people were in the hospital building at the time of the blast. A US army spokesman said airstrikes in Kunduz "may have resulted in collateral damage to a nearby medical facility" and that the incident was under investigation. |
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- Medecin Sans Frontiere say they "frantically phoned Nato and Washington as bombs rained down onto the hospital for nearly an hour".
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