A roadside mine triggered by a remote-controller targeted a bus of Afghan national army in capital Kabul Sunday morning, killing one woman and injuring two civilians and three army personnel, a defense ministry official said.
The unnamed official from the press department of the defense ministry told Xinhua that the mine, planted in front of a flower base, was set off just as the army bus was passing by.
Afghanistan has seen a series of bombing attacks in the week, of which some targeted foreign troops or local security personnel or just inflicted casualties on civilians.
Source: Xinhua
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