At least 25 kills in blast near Kabul school, over 50 peoples injured

Kabul: At least 25 people, many of them young students, were killed in a bomb blast on Saturday near a school in the western part of Afghanistan's capital Kabul. A spokesman for the Afghan government gave this information.

Afghan government gave information

Afghanistan's Interior Ministry spokesman Tariq Arian said at least 25 people were killed in the blast, while more than 50 people have been hospitalized in critical condition. A large number of young people are among the victims of the attack. these. People from minority Hajra community live in the place where the blast took place and they have been under attack for a long time. It is feared that the number of people who died in the blast may increase.

Attack near Syed Al-Shahda School

The blast took place outside Syed al-Shahda, the school of Dasht-e-Barchi, west of Kabul, where the students were present. At the time when this explosion took place, common people also went out to buy goods for Id-ul-Fitr in the nearby market.

No group claimed responsibility for the attack

So far no group has claimed responsibility for this attack. There is a large population of Hazara community in this area and in recent years this community has been the target of the Islamic State, an alleged Islamic extremist group.