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Afghanistan: One child killed, 2 injured in mine blast

| @indiablooms | Jun 12, 2023, at 11:20 pm

Firoz Koah: A child was killed, and two others were injured as a mine left over from past wars went off in Afghanistan's western Ghor province on Monday, an official said.

Earlier in the day, a group of children found a toy-like device in Ponba Ghalmen area of Firoz Koah city, the capital of Ghor province, and began playing with it.

But the device suddenly exploded, killing the child on the spot and injuring two others, provincial administration spokesman Mawlawi Abdul Wahid Hamas said.

The injured children have been taken to a nearby hospital for medical treatment, Hamas added.

A similar blast claimed the lives of three children and injured another in Afghanistan's eastern Wardak province two weeks ago.

(With UNI inputs)

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