Three blasts rocked a boys’ school in a Shiite Hazara neighborhood of the Afghan capital on Tuesday causing casualties, police said.
Kabul police spokesman Khalid Zadran said on Twitter the blasts at the Abdul Rahim Shahid high school “caused casualties among our Shiite brothers.”
The school is located in the capital’s western neighborhood of Dasht-e-Barchi, an area mainly inhabited by the Hazara community and previously targeted by the jihadist Islamic State group.
Tuesday’s blasts occurred as students were coming out of their morning classes, a witness told AFP.
The blast at Abdul Rahim Shahid high school has evidently left a high death toll. Just visited the blast site. Ambulances evacuated the wounded & dead bodies non stop. The street leading to the school is now full of ppl looking for their loved ones. 1/2#Kabul#Blast #schoolblast pic.twitter.com/lIlQw0R7W3
— Mokhtar Yasa #StopHazaraGenocide (@MokhtarYasa) April 19, 2022
