Afghanistan was shaken by the Bagram blast, unexploded bombs took the life of a youth; Children fighting for life in hospital

Afghanistan Unexploded Bomb Blast News In Hindi: A massive explosion occurred while trying to open an old unexploded bomb in Parwan province of Afghanistan on Tuesday, in which a 20-year-old youth lost his life. According to Taliban police, three other children were also injured in the incident in Bagram district, who have been admitted to the hospital for treatment.

How did this accident happen?

Taliban According to the statement issued by the police, this tragic incident occurred in Bagram district on Tuesday. Here a 20 year old youth was trying to open an old and unexploded bomb buried in the ground. Meanwhile, suddenly there was a massive explosion, in which the young man died on the spot. Two girls and a boy present nearby also got hit by the blast, in which they were seriously injured. Who are undergoing treatment in the hospital.

Landmines and unexploded ordnance

afghanistan Landmines and unexploded weapons hidden in villages and war zones even today remain deadly for innocent people, especially children. Due to years of conflict, these weapons are hidden in villages and former war zones, unseen and often prey on people, especially children. According to data from the Taliban’s disaster management department, at least 96 people have died and 328 have been injured due to this crisis in the last one year alone.

Children are most at risk

According to the report, 225 such cases were registered in Afghanistan between April 2025 and March 2026. Due to which a total of 474 people were affected. The worrying thing is that these victims included 321 children and 153 adults. The danger of these explosions has been seen highest in provinces like Herat, Kunar, Farah, Nangarhar and Kandahar of Afghanistan.

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Earlier in February also, a similar explosion took place inside a house in Pusht-e-Koh district of Farah province, in which two people were killed. Officials have once again appealed to the general public that if they see any suspicious or unknown object anywhere, they should immediately inform the security agencies instead of touching it.