Afghan police remove a damaged vehicle following a roadside bomb explosion on the outskirts of Herat, on November 12, 2011. A Taliban bomb in western Afghanistan has killed ten women and one man travelling in a three-wheel vehicle, Afghan police told AFP. (AFP/File)
KABUL (AFP) – A Taliban bomb in western Afghanistan on Tuesday killed ten women and one man travelling in a three-wheel vehicle, officials said, adding that at least four children are also among the injured.
"The three-wheel vehicle was struck by a roadside mine planted by the Taliban as it was on its way from Obe district centre to a nearby village," Sher Agha, the police chief Obe district, Herat province, told AFP.
"As a result, ten women and one man were killed; four children, one man and one woman were also injured."
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