According to Naseeb Khan, the CEO of the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB), four civilians were wounded in today's #explosion in Kabul International #Cricket Stadium in PD8 of #Kabul City.
Some other sources on social media wrote that one person was killed& 10 others were wounded.
According to @emergency_ngo, 13 victims of #cricket_stadium #explosion in #Kabul were taken to the Emergency hospital today. One was dead on arrival& 12 wounded patients were hospitalised.
#Taliban earlier said that only 4 people were wounded in the blast.
Oh no!
@emergency_ngo deleted its first tweet and now confirmed that all 13 victims of Kabul explosion were wounded. One received outpatient care& 12 hospitalised.
In the previous tweet, @emergency_ngo said one victim was dead on arrival & 12 were wounded.
Following yesterday's explosion in #cricket stadium in #Kabul, the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) announced free entry (without ticket) for cricket fans and spectators to the mentioned stadium, to watch today's fixture.
UN Secretary General, condemned yesterday's explosion in Kabul, saying that the blast claimed the lives of at least 19 Afghans (???).
I don't know, who reported to the UN Secretary General that 19 people were killed in Kabul blast yesterday, but it is not true.
The realistic figures of casualties were shared by @emergency_ngo
yesterday. un.org/sg/en/content/…
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