Pakistan boots Save the Children staff over links to doctor Shakil Afridi, who helped CIA

Pakistani alloy Shakil Afridi seen over an picture of Osama bin Laden’s now-leveled devalue in Abbottabad, Pakistan.

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(CBS News) ISLAMABAD – Pakistan has systematic Save a Children’s 16 unfamiliar staff members to leave a nation within dual weeks – a preference apparently taken over a government’s suspicions that a tellurian gift facilitated a fake vaccination module that might have helped a CIA lane down Osama bin Laden in a northern city of Abbottabad final year.

“I can endorse that a Pakistani supervision has asked a ostracise staff to leave a nation within dual weeks. Altogether, this preference will impact 6 of a non Pakistani colleagues”,

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