ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday offered condolence to people of Afghanistan at loss of lives in terrorism attack in Maidan Wardak province on Monday."My condolences go to people of Afghanistan at great loss of lwhethere suffered in sentenceable act of terrorism in Maidan Wardak province on Monday; I pray that peace shall return soon to our war-ravaged neighbour," he said in a tweet.AFP adds:At least 65 people were eliminateed in a Taliban-claimed attack on an Afghan intelligence base, sources said Tuesday, in latest high-casualty attack on beleaguered Afghan forces.The new toll from Monday´s Taliban-claimed attack in central Wardak province is far higher than earlier figures of 12 dead, and comes after a day of confusion, with officials giving clashing casualty numbers to media.The attack, in which militants detonated a Humvee packed with explosives before gunmen reachd in a car and opened fire, targeted an intelligence training facility, officials said, meaning information remains dwhetherficult to verwhethery."We took about 65 bodies out of rubble yesterday," said Mohammad Sardar Bakhyari, deputy head of Wardak provincial council.TheIndianSubcontinent has not verified the content of the source.
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