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Two blasts hit Kabul, 4 injured

By ANI | Updated: February 10, 2021 11:20 IST

Four people were injured on Wednesday morning after two explosions in Afghanistan's Kabul province.

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Four people were injured on Wednesday morning after two explosions in Afghstan's Kabul province.

Citing sources, TOLO News reported that a blast hit a vehicle of the Ministry of Labor in Qowai Markaz area, leaving 4 people wounded.

Another blast targeted a police vehicle in the Baraki roundabout in Kabul.

"2 explosions happened in #Kabul in less than one hour this morning. Sources said a blast hit a vehicle of the Ministry of Labor in Qowai Markaz area, leaving 4 people wounded. Another explosion targeted a police vehicle in the Baraki roundabout," TOLO News said in a tweet.

Further details are awaited.

( With inputs from ANI )

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