The Afghan National Police (ANP) forces have thwarted three back to back explosions in different parts of the capital as part of their ongoing efforts to foil the destructive plots being hatched by the anti-government armed elements.
Publish dateThursday 12 April 2018 - 11:36
Story Code : 161695
AVA- The Kabul Criminal Investigation Department (CID) officials said the explosions were thwarted in Qarabagh district, 5th and 6th police districts of the city.
The officials further added that security forces discovered an improvised explosive planted under a culvert in Qarabagh district on Wednesday evening.
They also added that the improvised explosive device was discovered from Payenda Khel village before the militants manage to detonate it.
In the meantime, the security forces discovered and defused an improvised explosive device in the 5th police district of the city in Kote Sangi area, the officials said.
According to the CID officials, another hand grenade was discovered and confiscated before the militants manage to detonate it near a residential house in the 6th police district of the city.
The anti-government armed militant groups including Taliban insurgents have not commented regarding the report so far.
The officials further added that security forces discovered an improvised explosive planted under a culvert in Qarabagh district on Wednesday evening.
They also added that the improvised explosive device was discovered from Payenda Khel village before the militants manage to detonate it.
In the meantime, the security forces discovered and defused an improvised explosive device in the 5th police district of the city in Kote Sangi area, the officials said.
According to the CID officials, another hand grenade was discovered and confiscated before the militants manage to detonate it near a residential house in the 6th police district of the city.
The anti-government armed militant groups including Taliban insurgents have not commented regarding the report so far.
Source : Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)
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