At least 48 people were killed and 112 injured Sunday when a blast tore through a voter registration center in Kabul. A suicide bomber reportedly targeted a group of people waiting in line to pick up their ID cards ahead of a planned parliamentary election. “There were women, children. Everyone had come to get their identity cards,” a witness named Bashir Ahmad told Reuters. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the bombing, saying it was aimed at Shiite “apostates.”
