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Six injured in explosions in Afghanistan's Qarabagh

By ANI | Updated: May 25, 2021 11:40 IST

Six people, including three civilians and three army soldiers, were wounded in two back-to-back explosions in Qarabagh district north of the city of Kabul on Tuesday morning, Governor Mohammad Hanif Sediqi said.

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Six people, including three civilians and three army soldiers, were wounded in two back-to-back explosions in Qarabagh district north of the city of Kabul on Tuesday morning, Governor Mohammad Hanif Sediqi said.

The first incident was a roadside bomb explosion that happened at around 8 am local time in Logariha village in the district, targeting an army vehicle, TOLOnews reported quoting Sediqi.

The governor added the second blast in the same area took place minutes after the first explosion.

"Three civilians, including a child and three army members, were wounded in the blast," he said.

No group, including the Taliban, has claimed responsibility for the blast so far.

( With inputs from ANI )

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