No claims for rickshaw bomb in western Afghanistan that killed 7
Reporting from KABUL, Afghanistan — An Afghan official says a bomb planted in a rickshaw has killed at least seven people and wounded eight others.
Gelani Farhad, a spokesman for the governor of the western Herat province, says Tuesday’s blast took place near the main Sunni mosque in Herat city, adding that the toll could rise.
In the capital, Kabul, police say a rocket struck the Indian diplomatic compound without killing or wounding anyone.
No one has claimed responsibility for the attacks.
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