Sources have told Afghanistan 24/7 news channel Tolonews that the attack left at least 43 people dead, including the Kam Air employees who were foreign pilots, technicians and cabin crew members (Venezuelan and Ukrainian).
Domestic flights have been cancelled following the incident.
Featured image by Konstantin von Wedelstaedt – http://www.airliners.net/photo/Kam-Air/Boeing-767-222/1254367/L/, GFDL 1.2, Link
This post was published on 21 January 2018 21:32
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