Police in the Afghan capital Kabul claim that a suicide bomber carried out an attack on Monday ( Sep 2 ), injuring 13 people and killing at least six people.
The fire took position in the western Qala Bakhtiar village, said Khalid Zadran, spokeswoman for the Kabul police chief.
The dead included one lady, he said, while 13 persons were wounded, all of them citizens who were taken to a hospital for treatment.
A policeman investigation is underway. No one at the time soon took to account for the attack.
The Islamic State group’s internet, a main enemy of the decision Taliban, has carried out earlier attacks on schools, hospitals, mosques and Shiite areas of the country.
In August 2021, the Taliban seized control of Afghanistan as a result of the disorganized withdrawal of US and NATO forces after 20 years.
The Taliban have steadily resisted a harsh view of Islamic laws, or Shariah, as they did during their previous concept of Afghanistan, from 1996 to 2001, despite first promises of a more modest position.