Posted on 02/08/03
Kabul's calm masks chaos simmering underneath
KABUL -- Major Zamarai must have thought that he was among friends, that he could relax.Although he was chief of police for Kabul's rowdy Hawza Panj district, he went everywhere with a bodyguard, knowing he was an unpopular figure with the area's burgeoning organized-crime rings.
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