Kabul: In the big bang near the embassy, ​​so far 95 people were killed, 160 injured

In this capital city of nearly 50 million people, continuous terrorist attacks are going on for the last few years.

Kabul: There is a big threat near the embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital. So far 95 people have been killed in this blast. About 160 people are reported to be injured. The good news is that there is no harm to the Indian Embassy.

According to an eyewitness, the blast took place at around 12.50 pm in front of the Jamuriyat hospital where many government offices are located. Chashmidid said, "We heard a terrible explosion in the area, which is a few meters away from Siddhartha Square, for now, the whole area has been sealed."

Security forces have surrounded the area as a precautionary step. No terrorist organization has taken responsibility for the attack so far. In this capital city of nearly 50 million people, continuous terrorist attacks are going on for the last few years.

On 20 January the Taliban attacked a plush hotel located in Kabul. More than 20 people, including 14 foreigners, were killed in the attack and more than a dozen people were injured.