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[Title], was born in [year of birth], in [village/town if available], [province]. [Title] was a/an [profession] and belonged to the [etnicity] community. [Title] was killed on [date of incident] in [place of incident], [province of incident].

Addtional information

  • Education

    Class three

  • Marital Status

    Single

  • Province of birth

    Baghlani Jadid

  • Village of birth

    Unknown

  • Perpetrator Regime

  • Conflict Parties

  • Type of incident

  • Related incident

Incident description

On Tuesday, November 6, 2007, Pul-e-Khumri, the capital of Baghlan province, witnessed one of the deadliest suicide attacks in Afghanistan’s history. The assault occurred during the visit of a parliamentary economic delegation led by Sayed Mustafa Kazemi, Chairman of the National Economic Commission, who had arrived to inaugurate the newly reconstructed Baghlan Industrial enterprise.

The attack claimed the lives and wounded approximately 200 Afghan citizens. Among the victims were 57 students from the “Martyrs of Baghlan Industrial High School” and six members of the National Economic Commission. This tragic event stands as a stark reminder of the profound human cost of violence and the vulnerability of those striving to rebuild and serve their nation.

Source

Afghan War Casualty Report: June 28-July 4, Fahim Abed, New York Times,

Alleged type of harm

11

  • Human costs: Killed

Alleged type of crimes

11

  • War crime: Attacking civilian objects
  • War crime: Attacking civilians
  • War crime: Use of mines against civilians
  • War crime: Wilful killing
  • War crime: Wilfully causing great suffering

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Incident geolocation

  • Province

    Baghlan بغلان: Puli Khumri

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Witness/Survivor Statement