Two Indian engineers killed in Afghan suicide blast: governor
A suicide bomber blew himself up near a convoy of Indian roadworkers in southwestern Afghanistan killing two Indian engineers and injuring several people.
By PTI |
HERAT, AFGHANISTAN: A suicide bomber blew himself up near a convoy of Indian roadworkers in southwestern Afghanistan Saturday, killing two Indian engineers and injuring several people, a governor said.
"There was a suicide attack against Indian roadworkers who were working on a bridge. Two Indian engineers were killed. Several other people including three Indians were injured," provincial governor Ghulam Dastgir Azad said.
The bombing in Nimroz province follows a suicide car bombing in the southern province of Kandahar which killed eight civilians on Thursday.
"There was a suicide attack against Indian roadworkers who were working on a bridge. Two Indian engineers were killed. Several other people including three Indians were injured," provincial governor Ghulam Dastgir Azad said.
The bombing in Nimroz province follows a suicide car bombing in the southern province of Kandahar which killed eight civilians on Thursday.
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