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Amin-ul-Haq, a senior al-Qaeda&nbsp;leader and Osama&nbsp;bin Laden's&nbsp;former aide, has returned to his native Nangarhar province after it fell to the Taliban, according to reports.&nbsp;
He was the security in charge of Osama bin Laden in Tora Bora and became close to him in the 80s when he worked with Abdullah Azzam, a Palestinian cleric who led the mobilisation of Arab fighters to Afghanistan in the 1980s.&nbsp;
Haq&nbsp;also held many official posts&nbsp;in Nangarhar, which borders Pakistan, when the Taliban ruled most of Afghanistan&nbsp;from 1996 to 2001.

Osama bin Laden's former aide returns to Afghanistan after Taliban take over

Amin-ul-Haq, Osama&nbsp;bin Laden's&nbsp;former aide, has returned to his native Nangarhar province after it fell to the Taliban

Amin-ul-Haq was the security in charge of Osama bin Laden in Tora Bora

Amin-ul-Haq, a senior al-Qaeda&nbsp;leader and Osama&nbsp;bin Laden's&nbsp;former aide, has returned to his native Nangarhar province after it fell to the Taliban, according to reports.&nbsp;
He was the security in charge of Osama bin Laden in Tora Bora and became close to him in the 80s when he worked with Abdullah Azzam, a Palestinian cleric who led the mobilisation of Arab fighters to Afghanistan in the 1980s.&nbsp;
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Haq&nbsp;also held many official posts&nbsp;in Nangarhar, which borders Pakistan, when the Taliban ruled most of Afghanistan&nbsp;from 1996 to 2001.

2 stampedes & an ambush: Nearly 60 Afghans left dead

Bloody Wednesday: At least 60 Afghans were left dead in 2 separate stampedes and an ambush by Taliban militants

At least 11 women were trampled to death when a stampede broke out Wednesday among thousands of Afghans waiting in a soccer stadium to get visas to leave the country, officials said. Gov. Attaullah Khogyani said another 13 people, mostly women, were injured at the stadium in the Nangarhar province, where they were trying to get visas to enter neighboring Pakistan. He said most of those who died were elderly people from across Afghanistan. In a separate incident, at least 34 Afghan police were killed in an ambush by Taliban militants in northern Afghanistan, according to a local hospital official.

At least 11 women were trampled to death when a stampede broke out Wednesday among thousands of Afghans waiting in a soccer stadium to get visas to leave the country, officials said. Governor&nbsp;Attaullah Khogyani said another 13 people, mostly women, were injured at the stadium in the Nangarhar province, where they were trying to get visas to enter neighboring Pakistan. He said most of those who died were elderly people from across Afghanistan. In a separate incident, at least 34 Afghan police were killed in an ambush by Taliban militants in northern Afghanistan, according to a local hospital official.

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