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Four dead in new Kabul bus blast

Four dead in new Kabul bus blast

  • The blast was the third time a bus has been targeted in the past two days in Kabul
  • Police spokesman said the explosion happened near a neighbourhood largely populated by the Shiite Hazara community
By AFP ·

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