Explosions at Afghan gas terminal kill 10 children
Kabul: A series of large explosions at a gas terminal on the edge of the western Afghan city of Herat late on Monday killed 10 children and an adult living in a camp for people displaced by war.
The explosions were felt across Afghanistan's third largest city and images showed the subsequent fire reaching high into the night sky.
As well as
By AFP
August 25, 2015
Kabul: A series of large explosions at a gas terminal on the edge of the western Afghan city of Herat late on Monday killed 10 children and an adult living in a camp for people displaced by war.
The explosions were felt across Afghanistan's third largest city and images showed the subsequent fire reaching high into the night sky.
As well as 11 fatalities, at least 18 people were injured, said Mohammad Rafiq Shirzai a spokesman for the regional hospital in Herat. All were from the camp near the gas terminal.
It was not immediately clear whether the explosions were an accident or the result of an attack.
The explosions were felt across Afghanistan's third largest city and images showed the subsequent fire reaching high into the night sky.
As well as 11 fatalities, at least 18 people were injured, said Mohammad Rafiq Shirzai a spokesman for the regional hospital in Herat. All were from the camp near the gas terminal.
It was not immediately clear whether the explosions were an accident or the result of an attack.
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