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Death toll from Kabul attack rises to 27

Death toll from Kabul attack rises to 27, with 29 wounded: Health ministry spokesma

The death toll in an attack on a ceremony in Kabul rose to 27, a ministry of health spokesman said on Friday. “Twenty-seven bodies and 29 wounded transported by  ambulance so far,’’ Wahidullah Mayar, health ministry spokesman, told Reuters, adding...
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