Kabul Attack Death Toll Jumps To 61: Health Ministry
KABUL, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 23th july, 2016) - The death toll from powerful twin explosions that ripped through crowds of protesters in Kabul Saturday has jumped to 61, the health ministry said. "The death toll has risen to 61 and 207 others have been wounded," ministry spokesman Mohammad Ismail Kawoosi told AFP, adding that the toll could rise further.
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