KABUL, to cease the use of complex and suicide attacks in civilian-populated areas.
A statement released by the UNAMA said that three attacks by anti-government elements in Kabul on August 7 caused at least 355 civilian casualties--- 42 deaths and 313 injured--- the highest number of civilians killed and injured in one day since UNAMA began systematically recording civilian casualties in 2009.
The attacks also caused extensive damage to civilian homes and property. “The Mission also extends its condolences to the families of those . . .
