Bomb Blasts Kill 24 in Afghanistan

Separate bomb explosions in Afghanistan Monday morning killed at least 24 people and wounded around 40 others. The deadliest attack occurred in Kabul when a suicide bomber approached a minibus on foot and set off explosives. The Afghan Interior Ministry says the attack left 14 people dead and eight wounded. The Taliban swiftly claimed responsibility. Those killed were Nepalese security guards working for a foreign company in the Afghan capital. Five Nepalese nationals onboard the...

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