At least 13 people were killed in a suicide bombing at an education center in Kabul on Saturday, Afghan officials said.
Saeed Jami, a health ministry spokesman, said 13 bodies had been recovered and 30 injured people had been transported by ambulance to hospitals, and the number of casualties might rise.
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