The U.S. military has transferred 18 Afghans who were severely injured in a terrorist explosion on Tuesday in Kandahar to a well-equipped hospital at the largest U.S. military base in Bagram. This action comes a day after a senior Taliban commander apologized for the bombing in a crowded street in Kandahar. At least 15 people died in the explosion, and around 40 others were injured, including students on their way to school. Mullah Saber Momin, a Taliban commander, told Reuters that the target of the explosion was a reconstruction office. Hundreds of coalition forces are searching the area for the attackers, but no one has been arrested so far.
Transfer of Injured from Kandahar Terrorist Explosion to Hospital at U.S. Military Base
A terrorist explosion in Kandahar injured 18 Afghans and killed at least 15, prompting their transfer to a U.S. military hospital. The Taliban has apologized for the attack, which targeted a reconstruction office, and coalition forces are searching for the perpetrators.
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U.S. military transferred 18 injured Afghans from Kandahar bombing to Bagram hospital.
- U.S. military transfer 18 Afghans
- Mullah Saber Momin apologize victims of the bombing
- coalition forces search attackers
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The transfer of injured Afghans highlights the humanitarian impact of ongoing violence in Afghanistan.
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