
"This disaster never comes to an end," yelled Isaq Hassan, a car washer who lost a colleague in the blasts. "See this, that and this! Life is worthless here," he said as he pointed to dead bodies on the ground.


An Associated Press reporter at the scene said wounded people screaming in pain were being taken away by ambulance. Soldiers also fired in the air, apparently in an attempt to restore order. Dead bodies badly burned by the flames could be seen by frightened onlookers who had gathered.