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With firing of Afghan Police man 5 British troops were killed

A Afghan police man in province of North Afghanistan in Hilmand fired on a check post and killed five British troops on the spot, it is in that time while Golden Brown talking to send more troops in Afghanistan.

The Prime Minister of England Mr.Golden Brown say i am very sad on this accident by dressing to the Families of the Troops that were killed in the Afghan province Hilmand.

According to the Ministry of Defence of England the police man fired widly on the check post and killed five troops, and the search is doing by both British Troops and Afghan Army of the attacker.

Prime Minister Golden Brown said,"These troops had fighted the war to makeing strong to the Afghanistan, He said, i am very sad on these killing by dressing killed troops families.

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