<p>A suicide bomb killed 31 and injured over 50 outside a voter registration centre in Kabul on April 22.</p><p>According to Reuters</a>, the so-called Islamic State claimed responsibility for the blast through its AMAQ news agency.</p><p>Long-delayed parliamentary elections are due to be held in October in many areas of the country under Taliban control and attacks targeting voter registration centres</a> have increased in recent times.</p><p>This video shows the aftermath of the blast, including the blood-soaked belongings of the victims, many of which were believed</a> to be women and children.</p><p>Following the blast, gunfire and protests</a> erupted in the city, and a further explosion</a> was reported at another voter registration centre in the Baghlan region of the country. Credit: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty via Storyful</p><br />
