Kabul [Afghanistan]: At least seven people were wounded in two magnetic bomb blasts in Kabul city on Saturday morning, Pajhwok Afghan News reported citing police.
No fatalities have been reported yet.
No militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far.
The attack triggered widespread condemnation from rights and aid groups in the country.
Earlier on June 27, two Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHRC) staffers were killed in a bomb blast in the city.
The blast took place at around 7.45 am in the capital city's Botkhak when the two staffers were on the way to work.
"The blast caused by a magnetic Improvised Explosive Device (IED) targeted" the car they were travelling in, Kabul police spokesperson Firdaws Faramarz told Efe news.
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