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Afghanistan car bombing causes death of local official and his driver
Published June 06, 2023
A car bombing in Afghanistan’s northeast on Tuesday killed a provincial deputy governor and his driver, a local official said.
Ten people were also wounded in the blast. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the bombing in the city of Faizabad in Badakhshan province.
The deputy governor, Molvi Nisar Ahmad Ahmadi, was wounded in the explosion and died shortly after at a local hospital, according to Badakhshan’s cultural director Moazuddin Ahmadi.
IS CLAIM RESPONSIBILITY FOR SUICIDE BOMBING ON SENIOR TALIBAN GOVERNOR IN AFGHANISTAN
A view of Faizabad, Afghanistan, is seen on March 6, 2016. An Afghanistan deputy governor, Molvi Nisar Ahmad Ahmadi, and his driver were both killed in a car bombing in the city of Faizabad in Badakhshan province. No one has claimed responsibility of the explosion. (NurPhoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
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A car bombing last December killed Badakhshan’s police chief as he was on his way to work.
The regional affiliate of the Islamic State group — known as the Islamic State in Khorasan Province — said at the time that it had carried out that attack. IS said it had parked an explosive-laden car on the road and detonated it when the police chief was close by.
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