KABUL in June, an advocacy group said on Monday.
The Civilian Protection Advocacy Group (CPAG) said the only reason for the decline was a fall in suicide attacks in the outgoing month.
CPAG data suggested 63 people were killed and 134 others injured in June when civilian casualties happened just in 11 provinces, where 197 people were killed and wounded.
Five women and six children were among the dead. At least seven women and 16 children . . .
