A plane to carry the remains of 11 Chinese road workers killed in the terrorist attack in Afghanistan arrives at the international airport in Kabul June 14, 2004. The bodies will be transported back to Nanchang, capital of east China's Jiangxi Province. (Xinhua Photo)

A plane to carry the remains of 11 Chinese road workers killed in the terrorist attack in Afghanistan arrives at the international airport in Kabul June 14, 2004. (Xinhua Photo)

Workers unload empty coffins from a Chinese plane upon its arrival at the international airport in Kabul June 14, 2004. The plane is to carry the remains of 11 Chinese road workers killed in the terrorist attack in Afghanistan back to Nanchang, capital of east China's Jiangxi Province. (Xinhua Photo)

Workers unload empty coffins from a Chinese plane upon its arrival at the international airport in Kabul June 14, 2004. (Xinhua Photo)

 
Coffin of a Chinese road worker killed in the terrorist attack in Afghanistan is carried to a special plane from China at Kabul International Airport June 14, 2004. (Xinhua Photo)

 
 

Workers carry the caskets containing the remains of slain chinese onto a Chinese charter plane.(Xinhua Photo)  

Medical workers from a hospital that China is involved in its construction stand behind a wreath presented to the Chinese road workers killed in the terrorist attack in Afghanistan at Kabul International Airport June 14, 2004. (Xinhua Photo)

    BEIJING, June 14 (Xinhuanet) -- The coffins of 11 Chinese workers killed in Afghanistan will be carried back home by a Chinese charter plane later Monday, sources said.

    Representatives from the relevant government departments and companies, relatives of the victims, and Afghan vice minister for public works Mohammad Yaqub are expected to attend a receiving ceremony in Nanchang, capital of east China's Jiangxi Province, where 10 of the killed workers were from. Enditem