Posted AT 1:11 PM EST on 20/08/08
Car bomb kills 12 SNC-Lavalin employees
MONTREAL — A car bombing in Algeria Wednesday killed 12 employees of SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. and wounded 15 others, the company said.
The Algerian employees of the construction and engineering company were on a bus headed to work at a water treatment facility in the North African country.
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