A blast tore through a mosque in Afghanistan's capital on Wednesday evening, killing at least five people, authorities and hospitals said, the same day deadly explosions hit passenger vehicles in the northern city of Mazar-i-Sharif.
A spokesman for the capital's commander said at least two people were injured in the blast on a mosque in Kabul. Emergency Hospital said in a tweet that it had received five bodies from the blast and more than a dozen wounded patients.
Three blasts in northern Balkh province killed at least nine and injured 15, said Mohammad Asif Wazeri, a spokesman for Balkh province's commander, adding the attacks targeted members of Shi'ia community, who are a religious minority in Afghanistan.
It was not immediately clear who was behind the attacks.
(With input from Reuters)