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Kabul blast: Death toll rises to 20

Kabul [Afghanistan], Jan 05 (ANI): The death toll in Kabul's PD9 explosion has risen to 20, while 30 others injured in the blast.

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Kabul blast: Death toll rises to 20

Kabul [Afghanistan], Jan 05 (ANI): The death toll in Kabul's PD9 explosion has risen to 20, while 30 others injured in the blast.

According to the Tolo News, Afghan Interior Ministry has confirmed the death toll.

Earlier it was reported that at least 15 people died in the suicide bomb attack.

The attack took place near a security establishment at Banaee area of the city in the evening.

Reportedly, the victims were mostly police personnel.

No group has claimed the responsibility for the attack so far. (ANI)

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