Suicide blast kills at least 13 in east Afghanistan: officials
KHOST: A suicide bomber Thursday killed at least 13 people and wounded around 40 others, including a prominent Afghan lawmaker, in an attack near a complex housing the governor of a restive eastern province bordering Pakistan, officials said.
"Thirteen dead bodies and 39 wounded people were brought to hospital," Aminullah Khan, a doctor at the government hospital in Khost city, told
By AFP
April 02, 2015
KHOST: A suicide bomber Thursday killed at least 13 people and wounded around 40 others, including a prominent Afghan lawmaker, in an attack near a complex housing the governor of a restive eastern province bordering Pakistan, officials said.
"Thirteen dead bodies and 39 wounded people were brought to hospital," Aminullah Khan, a doctor at the government hospital in Khost city, told news agency AFP.
A senior police official requesting anonymity said 20 people were killed and 40 others were wounded.
"Thirteen dead bodies and 39 wounded people were brought to hospital," Aminullah Khan, a doctor at the government hospital in Khost city, told news agency AFP.
A senior police official requesting anonymity said 20 people were killed and 40 others were wounded.
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