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  13 killed, 32 injured in bombing at election rally in Afghanistan

  World | October 13, 2018 16:14 IST

  Khalil Aser, spokesman for the provincial police chief in Takhar province, says 32 others were wounded when a bomb-laden motorbike parked near the rally in Rustaq district detonated.  

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  Three dead in Afghan bombing

  World | October 18, 2014 18:01 IST

  Kabul: At least three people were killed and five injured Saturday in a suicide car bombing in Afghanistan's Helmand province.The bomb had targeted a military convoy outside the provincial capital of Lashkar Gah city, an

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  Three killed in Afghanistan bombing

  World | October 08, 2013 14:11 IST

  Kabul: At least three people were killed in a bomb attack in Afghanistan's Wardak province, officials said Tuesday."On Monday evening, three people were killed when a bomb attached to their vehicle by militants was detonated

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  Three die in Afghanistan bombing

  World | August 05, 2013 12:10 IST

  Kabul, Aug 5: Three civilians were killed and seven wounded when a powerful blast rocked a market Monday in the southern Afghan province of Kandahar, a spokesman said."An explosion rocked the livestock market in Bagh-e-Pul

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  Five die in Afghanistan bombing

  World | March 21, 2013 12:16 IST

  Kabul, March 21: Five people were killed and six injured Thursday in a blast in Afghanistan's Helmand province, an official said.The blast hit Marja district of the southern Helmand province, provincial administration spokesman Farid Zirak

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  After Deadly Attacks, Kandahar Cleans Up

  World | October 18, 2010 11:44 IST

  Kandahar:  Residents of Afghanistan's main southern city of Kandahar began clearing up on Sunday morning after a series of blasts killed at least two civilians and wounded several others on Saturday.NATO and Afghan troops were

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  Karzai Tearful As Bombing Kills Afghan Official

  World | September 28, 2010 15:50 IST

  Kabul:  A suicide bomber killed a deputy provincial governor and five others Tuesday in eastern Afghanistan, police said. Later, a tearful President Hamid Karzai decried the violence, fretting that young people will choose to flee