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16/05/ 2009 Tariq Hayat Khan
Tariq Hayat Khan has a tough job. As the chief civilian in the Khyber area he deals with militants on a daily basis. On The Interview he tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his job and its challenges.
Tariq Hayat Khan has a tough job. As the chief civilian in the Khyber political agency he deals with militants on a daily basis.
His region holds the major route for supplies to Western forces in Afghanistan and is a key target for the Taleban.
In the past few months there have been suicide bombings and military strikes.
On The Interview this week he tells Owen Bennett-Jones about his job and its challenges.
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