KABUL (Pajhwok): Around 2,200 people suffered casualties in 130 attacks in Afghanistan in April, showing a five percent decrease in attacks but casualty rate surged by 32 percent, compared to March.
A Pajhwok reports show the insurgents carried out armed attacks in 29 provinces of the country’s total 34 in April.
There were 56 face-to-face clashes, 28 targeted attacks, 28 airstrikes, 10 explosions, five suicide attacks and three roadside bombings in April.
Among every 14 people, half were killed and the remaining half wounded in direct engagement, four in . . .
