KABUL, Afghanistan – An Afghan official says at least three civilians have been killed in the capital Kabul after their vehicle was attacked with a sticky bomb.
Najib Danish, deputy spokesman for the interior ministry, said the victims of the Saturday attack are two female government employees from the water supply department and a small child. A sticky bomb is a type of grenade designed to be attached to a vehicle.
Danish says the driver of the vehicle was wounded.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Meanwhile, 10 insurgents including a Talbian-appointed deputy governor and district chief were killed a day earlier in northern Samangan province, Danish said.
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