ISLAMABAD: Pakistan strongly condemns the heinous terrorist attack which took place on Friday in Pul-e-Alam, the capital city of Afghanistan s Logar province, the Foreign Office said on Sunday.The.
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan strongly condemns the heinous terrorist attack which took place on Friday in Pul-e-Alam, the capital city of Afghanistan s Logar province, the Foreign Office said on Sunday.The.
Pakistan strongly condemns heinous terrorist attack in Afghanistan s Logar: Foreign Office
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Sunday May 02, 2021
A wounded man transferred from Logar province after a bomb blast receives treatment at a hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan May, 1, 2021. Reuters/Omar Sobhani
Pakistan condemns Friday evening s car bombing that killed at least 27 and wounded dozens.
Blast struck near guesthouse as guests were breaking their Ramadan fast; high school students among casualties. At this moment of grief, Pakistan stands by Afghan brethren in their struggle against the scourge of terrorism, says FO.
Pakistan strongly condemns the heinous terrorist attack which took place on Friday in Pul-e-Alam, the capital city of Afghanistan s Logar province, the Foreign Office said on Sunday.
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At least 27 people were killed and dozens more were injured.
Initially, Interior ministry spokesman Tariq Arian said 21 people had been killed and 91 wounded and that a rescue and recovery operation was continuing.
A provincial health official said just over 60 injured people had been taken to hospital and many students were among the victims.
The European Union’s delegation to Afghanistan condemned the attack.
KABUL: A huge car bomb blast killed at least 30 people and injured dozens more in Afghanistan’s eastern Logar province on Friday evening, with high school students among the casualties, officials said.
The car packed with explosives detonated in Logar’s capital of Pul-e Alam near the house of the former head of the provincial council, Didar Lawang, the spokesman for Logar’s governor, said.
The house also operated as a guesthouse and the blast had struck just as guests were breaking their fast during the holy month of Ramazan, according to the head of Logar’s provincial council, Hasibullah Stanekzai. He said among the casualties were high school students who had been staying at the house, having travelled to the capital to sit their university entrance exam, as well as pro-government militia members who were staying there while waiting for air transport to another distinct.