(CNN) -- An American aid worker and her Afghan driver who were kidnapped in Afghanistan a month ago are feared dead, according to their aid group. Cyd Mizell had been working on projects designed to help women and families generate income. Meanwhile, two Polish soldiers in the NATO-led force in Afghanistan were killed and one was injured by a roadside bomb, a military said Wednesday. Armed gunmen snatched Cyd Mizell and her driver, Muhammad Hadi, from a residential neighborhood in the southern Kandahar province on January 26. In a statement on its Web site, Mizell's organization -- the Asian Rural Life Foundation -- said it was "deeply grieved to report the apparent deaths."
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NEW: Aid group says it received information indicating that aid workers are dead
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Cyd Mizell and her driver were abducted in Kandahar province on January 26
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Roadside bomb kills two Polish soldiers in the NATO-led force, injures another
The driver who was kidnapped, @placeholder, has been with the organization for two years.