BREAKING: 90 killed, over 400 injured following bomb attack in Kabull

BREAKING: 90 killed, over 400 injured following bomb attack in Kabul
- A bomb blast has led to the death of 90 people in Kabul, Afghanistan - Officials say over 400 people have been injured following the incident - Death tolls are feared to rise following the incident Emerging reports suggest that a massive suic*de bomb ripped through a secure area of Kabul, killing 90 people. CNN reports that the blast which went off at the height of the Wednesday morning rush hour, left over 400 people injured. Afghan officials said the blast which came a few days into the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, was one of the deadliest to hit the Afghan capital in recent years. The bomb exploded in the diplomatic quarter near the German Embassy and the Afghan presidential palace. 
Emerging reports suggest that a massive suic*de bomb ripped through a secure area of Kabul, killing 90 people. CNN reports that the blast which went off at the height of the Wednesday morning rush hour, left over 400 people injured. Afghan officials said the blast which came a few days into the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, was one of the deadliest to hit the Afghan capital in recent years. The bomb exploded in the diplomatic quarter near the German Embassy and the Afghan presidential palace.





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