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-1679131433.jpg "Afghanistan: 2 children die as mortar mine blast rocks eastern Logar province")
Kabul: At least two children died and two others were injured as a mortar mine left over from past wars went off in Afghanistan's eastern Logar province, the state-run Bakhtar news agency reported on Saturday. more
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