100 children killed in suicide bombing at Kabul school: Report

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• Sep 30, 2022 | Kabir Chakraborty

The scribe described the horror of one of the Kaaaj higher education institution instructors picking up human body parts, including hands and legs.

Digital
Desk:  According
to reports, a suicide explosion at an education centre in Kabul resulted in at
least 100 students dying. According to a local journalist, the event resulted
in the deaths of pupils, primarily Hazara and Shia. The Hazaras are the
third-largest ethnic group in Afghanistan.

According to the BBC, the
explosion happened at the Kaaj education centre in the west of the city's
Dasht-e-Barchi neighbourhood.

color:black">We have so far counted 100 dead bodies of our students, tweeted a
local journalist named Bilal Sarwary. The number of fatalities among students
is substantially greater. The classroom was full. The purpose of this practice
test was to help pupils get ready for the real university entrance exam.

color:black">The scribe described the horror of one of the Kaaaj higher
education institution instructors picking up human body parts, including hands
and legs.

"As of right now, we
have counted 100 of our kids' lifeless bodies. The number of fatalities among
students is substantially greater. The classroom was full. The purpose of this
practice test was to help pupils get ready for the real university entrance exam.
I learn from a member of the Kaaj higher education center.

color:black">According to Karen Decker, charge d'affaires at the US mission in
Afghanistan, "The attack on the Kaaj Higher Educational Center today is
strongly condemned by the United States. It is dishonorable to target a
classroom full of students who are taking examinations; all students should be
able to do so in peace and safety."

The attack on the Kaaj
Higher Educational Center today is strongly condemned by the United States. It
is dishonourable to target a classroom full of kids who are taking
examinations; all students should be free to do so in peace and safety.

mso-fareast-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:black">"Security teams
have arrived at the scene; specifics regarding the attack's nature and the
number of casualties will be made public later. Attacking civilian targets
demonstrates the enemy's inhumanity and moral bankruptcy." Bloodied
victims were seen being dragged away from the site in videos that were shared
online and pictures that were released by local media.