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52 people killed in two bus accidents involving a fuel tanker and a truck on a highway through central Afghanistan killed 52 people and injured 65, the Taliban government spokesmen said Thursday.
The accidents happened in Ghazni province on the same highway between the capital Kabul and southern Kandahar city late Wednesday (December 18, 2024), provincial head of information and culture Hamidullah Nisar said on X, without specifying how many people were killed and injured in each accident.
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