The explosion took place in the west of the Afghan capital as students took entrance exams. Many of the residents in the area belong to the mainly Shia Hazara ethnic minority, previously targeted by the Islamic State. The death toll could rise.
Euskaraz irakurri: Gutxienez 19 hildako eta 27 zauritu kabulgo ikastetxe batean izandako “eraso suizidan”
At least 19 people died and another 27 were injured. as a result of a explosion in an educational center in the Afghan city Kabul, as reported by police sources, who consider the attack a “suicide bomb.”
The incident took place in the Dasht e Barchi area, in the west of the Afghan capital, as reported by the Afghan Interior Ministry and collected by the Tolo News chain.
“An educational center called ‘Kaj’ in District 13 of the city of Kabul, which was taking the entrance exam this Friday, has been attacked. Unfortunately, preliminary information shows that 19 people were killed and 27 others were injured.” Kabul Police spokesman Khalid Zadran on Twitter.
Many of the residents near the school where the explosion took place are danger, a majority Shia ethnic minority who has been before target of attacks the far-right Islamic State and other groups.
“Attacks on civilian targets that show that the… hostile crueltyadded the police spokesman.
Kabul Security Agency spokesman Khalid Zadran said initial reports indicate 19 people were killed in an explosion at the Kaj Education Center in Kabul’s PD13, and 27 others were injured.1/2#TOLOnews pic.twitter.com/B2fW3DCJDG
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