Mourners bury family, friends and classmates after Kabul suicide attack - in pictures

At least 34 students studying for college entrance exams were killed in the attack on Wednesday

An Afghan cleric prays over the grave of one of the victims of yesterday's suicide attack. Reuters

At least 34 people were killed in the attack. Reuters

Afghans pray during the funeral of a victim who died in Wednesday's deadly suicide bombing. AP

Afghan men prepare the graves for the victims of the bombing that targeted a training class in a private building in the Shiite neighborhood of Dasht-i Barcha. AP

An Afghan man digs graves for the victims of yesterday's suicide attack in Kabul. Reuters

No group has claimed the attack, but the Taliban denied responsibility, and local officials blamed ISIS. Reuters

People carry the body of one of the victims of yesterday's suicide attack. Reuters

The Afghan authorities revised the death toll from the previous day's horrific suicide bombing in a Shiite area of Kabul to 34 killed. AP

Relatives mourn a victim after Wednesday's deadly suicide bombing. AP

Men carry the coffin of a relative who died in Wednesday's deadly suicide bombing. AP

Students were studying for college entrance exams. AP

Shiite residents of Kabul held a funeral for victims of a suicide bombing which killed at least 34 people, many of them students.

A member of ISIS detonated his device on Wednesday in the private Mawoud educational centre in the Dasht-e-Barchi area of the Afghan capital – a largely Shia Hazara area.

Photographs showed a devastated classroom with its roof blown away. At least 15 ambulances attended the scene and local trauma hospitals were overwhelmed by the influx of students in need of emergency care.

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