SIX Afghan governors are demanding the United States obtain their permission before conducting military operations in their provinces, one of them said - another sign of fallout after a US airstrike reportedly killed 48 civilians. The governors also plan to organise a regional military force to hunt for Taliban and al-Qaeda fugitives and to police international borders independently of the central government in Kabul, Kandahar Governor Gul Agha said. Agha said he would inform President Bush of the requirement to obtain their permission for combat operations when he visits Washington next week. "We have already decided the matter," Agha said....