KABUL (Pajhwok): Eighty families affected by last month’s devastating suicide bombing that struck an elite force agency in Kabul on Wednesday received aid packages, an official said.
The aid was distributed to the affected families as part of the Afghan Civilian Assistance Programme (ACAP), a countrywide project aiding people affected by conflict, mines and explosive remnants of war through the Mine Action Coordination Centre of Afghanistan, which is supported by the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS).
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