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Death toll from Shia mosque bombing in Afghanistan rises to 60

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Kandahar, Oct 16 (EFE).- The death toll from Friday’s deadly suicide bombing attack by the Islamic State terror group on a minority Shia mosque in southern Kandahar province has risen to 60.Most of the families on Saturday were burying their loved ones, although some burials were yet to take place due to the high death toll, officials told Efe.SHOT LIST: FUNERAL OF SOME OF THE VICTIMS OF THE SUICIDE BOMBING ATTACK HELD IN KANDAHAR, AFGHANISTAN.

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