ISLAMABAD - A shooting Wednesday in eastern Afghanistan that killed Japanese physician Tetsu Nakamura, known for his aid work in South Asia, and five others is believed to have been premediated as a witness saw about four gunmen ambushing the victims' vehicle.
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