Family of Pregnant American and Husband Missing in Afghanistan Make Appeal
Caitlan Coleman is due to give birth in January
The family of a pregnant American woman missing with her husband in Afghanistan have made a fresh appeal for her safe return.
Caitlan Coleman, 27, is due to give birth in January and needs urgent medical attention, her father told the Associated Press news agency.
James Coleman said she had been travelling with her Canadian husband across Central Asia.
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