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Suicide Attack Kills 4 in Afghan Foreign Contractors' Compound

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Published November 17, 2014 • Updated on November 18, 2014 at 2:36 am

Four people were killed when a suicide car bomb detonated at a perimeter wall of a camp housing foreign contractors in the Afghan capital on Tuesday morning, allowing militants to enter the compound, NBC News is reporting. Both militants and two Afghan guards were killed.