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Ex-Afghan TV presenter killed in explosion in Kabul

A former Afghan TV presenter, along with two other civilians were killed in a blast on Saturday in Kabul. Police said that the explosion was caused due to the detonation of a magnetic IED that targeted a vehicle carrying them.

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Published : Nov 7, 2020, 4:12 PM IST

Kabul: A bomb attached to the vehicle of a former presenter on Afghanistan's TOLO TV exploded early Saturday, killing the journalist and two other civilians, Kabul police said.

Ex-Afghan TV presenter killed in explosion in Kabul

The death of Yama Siawash is being investigated and the identity of the other victims was not immediately known, a police spokesman said.

No one has immediately claimed responsibility.

Read:| Probe launched into Kabul University terror attack

Violence and chaos have increased in Afghanistan in recent months with an attack last week on Kabul University that killed 22 people, many of them students.

The Islamic State affiliate claimed that attack as well as another assault on an educational institution on October 24, also in the capital, that killed 24 people.

The surge in violent attacks comes even as government negotiators and the Taliban are meeting in Qatar to find an end to decades of relentless war in Afghanistan.

The two sides have made little progress.

(AP Report)

Read:| Six injured after gunmen storm Kabul University

Kabul: A bomb attached to the vehicle of a former presenter on Afghanistan's TOLO TV exploded early Saturday, killing the journalist and two other civilians, Kabul police said.

Ex-Afghan TV presenter killed in explosion in Kabul

The death of Yama Siawash is being investigated and the identity of the other victims was not immediately known, a police spokesman said.

No one has immediately claimed responsibility.

Read:| Probe launched into Kabul University terror attack

Violence and chaos have increased in Afghanistan in recent months with an attack last week on Kabul University that killed 22 people, many of them students.

The Islamic State affiliate claimed that attack as well as another assault on an educational institution on October 24, also in the capital, that killed 24 people.

The surge in violent attacks comes even as government negotiators and the Taliban are meeting in Qatar to find an end to decades of relentless war in Afghanistan.

The two sides have made little progress.

(AP Report)

Read:| Six injured after gunmen storm Kabul University

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