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Fierce fighting erupts in Kabul
KABUL. June 2: The wounded continued pouring into Kabul's several hospitals today as fighting between rival Mujahideen groups spread to at least four districts, doctors and witnesses said, reports AFP. '
Pro-lranian Shi'ite and Mujahideen factions backed by Saudi Arabia were clashing In the city's southern areas of Chehalsatoon and elsewhere in the capital, including Allabad near Kabul University. Kote Sanghi and the troubled district of Karte Naw, reports said.
"We have so far received 45 people with gunshot and shell wounds and six fighters have crossed our doors dead," said International Red Cross Hospi-
tal administrator Dominique Vutchard.
The hospital> four expatriate and two Afghan surgeons were working non-stop as the wounded kept pouring In with injures ranging from minor to severe.
Vuichard said many patients had been taken to Aliabad s 400-bcd hospital because transportation had become a problem tn Kabul due to the fighting, in -which cannons and tanks were also used.
“Injured people are going to the closest hospitals,” he said several hours after fighting first flared in the northeastern district of Kote Sanghi.
An AFP reporter caught in the skirmish zone saw close combat and random firing
across roads filled with fleeing civilians.
Details of exact casualties were not known as some other hospitals would not respond to phone calls. Operators from telex and telephone departments fled their offices, leading to virtual communication chaos in the city.
Hundreds of women and children were seen fleeing the area along the main roads as guns fired In the close quarter combat that flared early In the morning.
Residents said the fighting appeared to be concentrated around a main Intersection In Kote Sanghi, and that several people, apparently wounded, were seen being carried away by the combatants.
About 5.000 people a day are flooding back from neighbouring Pakistan and Iran, said Charles-Henry Bazoche, chief of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees mission in Kabul, according to Reuter.
An estimated three million Afghans live in refugee camps In Pakistan and about two mil lion in Iran. Many have been refugees from most of Afghanistan s 14- year war or were born in the camps.
Many families send one member back to discover whether their house still exists and whether they can make a living in their ancestral villages before deciding whether to go back for good.