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Five policemen injured

June 15, 2001
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Kathmandu, June 15: Five policemen were injured, and a police outpost in a village in Dang district  was completely destroyed Thursday night by Maoists, police said quoting initial reports. Full details were not available. Rebels overran the entire outpost. Reinforcements were sent to the outpost Friday morning.

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