At least one individual was killed and 14 others were injured in a car blast that occurred earlier on Friday in the Afghan capital of Kabul, the broadcaster reported, citing the Afghan Interior Ministry.
The explosion took place on Friday morning in Qabel Bai area of Kabul’s PD9 district, the broadcaster reported citing eyewitnesses. According to the country's interior ministry spokesman Najib Danish, the blast "hit an international contractor company's car."
At least four people have been injured, while ho information on the number of deaths has been reported.
No terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far, the news outlet added.
Kabul has been the target for terrorist attacks for many years as Afghanistan struggles with a number of terrorist organizations, including Taliban and Daesh. The most recent blast occurred a week ago, leaving three people dead.
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The deadliest attack this year so far took place in January, when a blast hit the diplomatic quarter of Kabul, where the embassies of other countries and many government buildings are located, claiming lives of over 103 people, while the number of those wounded reached 235.
The Taliban terrorist group claimed responsibility for the attack and four people in connection with the explosion were arrested.
