Blast rocks Afghanistan's capital Kabul, two people die
At least two people died after an explosion rocked Afghanistan's capital Kabul city on Saturday.
The blast reportedly left 14 others injured.
Khaled Zadran, the spokesperson for Kabul police, confirmed to Khaama Press that an explosion occured in the “Dasht-e Barchi” area of Kabul city.
He did not elaborate on the nature of the explosion.
He said the target of the explosion was a mini-bus vehicle.
No individual or group has taken responsibility for the incident so far.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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