111.  A curfew in the Afghan capital made it impossible to reach the crash site.

112.  A Canadian helicopter reached the regional center of Rustaq on Wednesday, and authorities expected more to follow from Pakistan, Tajikistan and the Afghan capital, Kabul.

113.  A bomb exploded outside the Kabul Hotel in the latest in a series of explosions to rock the beleaguered Afghan capital, witnesses said Tuesday.

114.  A disgruntled former rebel commander hijacked three vehicles belonging to international aid groups working in the war-ravaged Afghan capital, government officials said Tuesday.

115.  A dizzying shift in power has turned the Afghan capital inside out.

116.  A large cache of ammunition blew up in the Afghan capital late on Thursday sending war-weary residents running for safety, said the state-run radio.

117.  A lone gunman fired upon British peacekeepers in the Afghan capital, drawing return fire from the British, the international peacekeeping force said Thursday.

118.  A government-offered cease fire collapsed Monday when rival rebels rocketed the beleaguered Afghan capital killing one person and wounding three others.

119.  A government-offered cease fire collapsed Monday when rival rebels rocketed the beleaguered Afghan capital, killing one person and wounding three others.

120.  A lone rebel jet bombed a market district in the heart of the Afghan capital Thursday, killing seven people and wounding dozens more.