cholaphansa narula in bangkok is following this story. >> the afghan intelligence agency is one of the locations near tuesday's attacks in kabul. the incidents underline the security challenges afghanistan faces as nato-led combat troops prepare to withdraw by the end of 2014. >> translator: it was around 6:30 in the morning. a rocket landed here and hit a car, wounding two people. >> app quotes afghan police as saying at least four rockets were fired into northeastern kabul on tuesday morning. some of them landed near a compound used by the afghan intelligence service and also near a private tv station. officials say one person was killed and three others injured. afp says the taliban has claimed responsibility. tuesday was the anniversary of the taliban's withdrawal from kabul 11 years ago following the u.s.-led invasion of afghanistan. >>> an envoy from afghanistan has visited pakistan to try and make progress towards peace talks with the taliban. the envoy was expected to ask pakistan to use its influence to encourage the taliban to start a dialogue. progress seemed increasingly ur

dhra dhirakaosal has more details -- cholaphansa narula has more details from bangkok. >> cheaper costs are one of the big attractions, but companies are under pressure to curb risky practices after the deadly fire that erupted on saturday. the blaze killed at least 112 people and injured over 150. it was the worst garment factory fire in bangladeshi history. police say nary narrow exits in the nine-story building trapped workers inside. the world's largest retailer walmart revealed on monday that one of its suppliers had subcontracted work to the company without permission. walmart said it terminated its relationship with the supplier. other brands such as nike and the gap have denied having any connection with the factory. another fire broke out in a garment factory outoutside dhaka. no casualties were reported. the labor rights forum says the tragedy should be a call to action for global manufacturers that proffer from low wages in bangladesh. workers have taken to the streets to demand better conditions. bangladesh has about 4,500 factories, making it the second biggest exporter of