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Afghan journalist Bilal Sarwari has given information about this attack in his tweet thread. He claimed that the Kaj Higher Education Center is located just 200 meters from Police Station 13. He said a doctor from Watan Hospital has confirmed several dead bodies inside the hospital. Sarvari said a community leader in the area told me that I have counted 24 bodies so far. Most of them were deceased young students for whom their parents wanted a better future.
Shia and Hazara communities targeted
Sarvari wrote in his tweet, ‘A community leader from Daste Barchi told me that the Taliban has failed to provide security to our people in the last one year. The ambulance arrived not long after the attack. Local people tried to take the injured to the hospital. The Khorasan Diary claimed that the blast took place when the examinations of the students were going on. Sarvari claimed that all the deceased were members of the Shia and Hazara communities.
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An Afghan journalist, quoting a member of the educational institution, said the boys and girls were studying in a large classroom. They were separated by a curtain mandated by the Taliban. He said ambulances took the injured to at least four hospitals in the area. Sarvari quoted a doctor from Ali Jinnah Hospital as saying that at present, no more injured can be admitted to the hospital. People are being appealed to donate blood.
