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March 11, 2010
Web Desk

SARGODHA: Police arrested a Palestinian photographer named Asam, outside an anti-terrorism court hearing while he was trying to shoot photographs of the detained Americans Ramzi Zam Zam, Umer Farooq, Umman, Waqar Hussain and Abdullah.

Police said Asam’s visa had already expired, and even before that his visa only allowed him to visit the cities, Rawalpindi and Peshawar.

Earlier, Special Judge Mian Anwer Nazir adjourned the hearing of the detained Americans until March 17, on account of incomplete documents in the charge sheet. The court is hearing the case in the district jail due to security reasons.
Source: Daily Times
Date:3/11/2010

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