KABUL (Reuters): At least two people were killed and 12 injured in a blast near Afghanistan’s ministry of foreign affairs on Monday, according to a hospital run by an Italian NGO in Kabul.
“We received some patients,” said Stefano Sozza of Italian NGO Emergency, which runs the surgical centre specialising in treating victims of war in downtown Kabul. A tweet from the NGO said at least one child was among the injured.
Sozza said the incident took place near the foreign ministry. Two witnesses told Reuters they heard the sound of a large explosion near the heavily fortified area that is home to several government buildings and foreign embassies.
Spokespeople for police, the information ministry and the ministry of foreign affairs did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
The cause of the blast was not immediately clear.
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