Three people were killed and six others wounded in two blasts in Afghanistan Sunday, authorities said.
In one attack, a civilian was killed, and three civilian and a soldier were wounded when a sticky bomb attached to an army jeep detonated in northern Kunduz city, capital of Kunduz province, Xinhua reported.
In another incident, Toryalli Khan, governor of Mauruf district of southern Kandahar province, told Xinhua that two personnel of Afghan National Directorate for Security (NDS) were killed and two others wounded in a roadside bombing.
Taliban has recently launched a number of sticky bomb attacks.
