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Blast rocks Kabul, no casualties reported

By IANS | Updated: December 4, 2021 16:35 IST

Kabul, Dec 4 A bomb blast rocked Police District 4 of Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, on Saturday with ...

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Kabul, Dec 4 A bomb blast rocked Police District 4 of Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, on Saturday with no casualties confirmed, Interior Ministry spokesman Qari Sayed Khosti said.

The blast took place in Taimany locality of Police District 4 but caused no loss of life or damage to property, the spokesman said.

The explosive device was placed in a vase along a road, the spokesman said, without providing more details, Xinhua news agency reported.

This is the third blast in Kabul since November 30.

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