Three Afghans, three Spanish tourists killed in Bamyan shooting
Al Jazeera
Group of tourists and their companions was fired on while walking through a market in central Afghanistan.
Three Afghan nationals and three Spanish tourists were killed in central Afghanistan’s Bamyan province, the Taliban government has said, as it raised the death toll from the attack in a market.
On Saturday, the government said that the bodies of the three Afghans and three Spanish tourists were transported to the capital, Kabul.
The group was fired on while walking through a bazaar in the mountainous city of Bamyan, about 180km (110 miles) from Kabul, on Friday.
“All dead bodies have been shifted to Kabul and are in the forensic department and the wounded are also in Kabul. Both dead and wounded include women,” Ministry of Interior Affairs spokesman Abdul Mateen Qani told the AFP news agency.
“Among the eight wounded, of whom four are foreigners, only one elderly foreign woman is not in a very stable situation.”
