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Monday, 1 July, 2002, 17:29 GMT 18:29 UK
Afghan outrage over attack
Alleged victim of the US Afghan bombing
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The BBC's Mark Urban
 "It's thought at least three-dozen were killed"
Afghan Foreign Ministry spokesman Omar Samad
 Afghan Foreign Ministry spokesman Omar Samad: "We need to establish the facts before reaching a conclusion on how it happened"
Sarah Chayes, Afghans for Civil Society:
 Sarah Chayes, Afghans for a Civil Society: "I have seen 12 injured women and children"
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