A Canadian military vehicle has been hit by a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan, injuring one Canadian soldier, according to military officials.
The attack occurred near the town of Spin Boldak, near Afghanistan's border with Pakistan.
NATO spokesperson Lt.-Cmdr. Pierre Babinsky said no one was killed. Capt. Sylvain Chalifour, a spokesperson for Canadian Forces, said the wounded Canadian soldier received slight injuries and was taken to Kandahar Airfield for treatment. The soldier later returned to work, according to Chalifour.
Military officials have released no other details about the attack.
