Air strike hit Kabul rehab centre as patients ate dinner, survivor tells BBC
Summary
A Pakistani air strike hit a drug rehabilitation center in Kabul, Afghanistan, during Ramadan, leading to many deaths and injuries. The exact number of casualties remains uncertain, but reports indicate around 400 people may have been killed, according to the Taliban government. Pakistan denies targeting the facility intentionally, claiming it aimed at military sites.Key Facts
- The air strike took place on a Monday night at around 21:00 local time.
- The attacked facility, Omid Addiction Treatment Hospital, was once a military training camp.
- The strike occurred as people were eating dinner and praying during the holy month of Ramadan.
- Reports suggest approximately 400 deaths, but this number is unconfirmed.
- Survivors and officials recount chaos and destruction following the bombings.
- Pakistan claims it only targeted military installations and denies hitting the hospital on purpose.
- Many families are still searching for missing loved ones at the facility.
- Tensions have been high between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with ongoing hostilities.
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