Death toll from Somalia truck bomb in October now at 512: probe committeeMOGADISHU (Reuters) - More than 500 people were killed in twin bomb blasts in Mogadishu in October, a Somali committee looking into the attack said on Thursday, raising the death toll from at least 358.  In the incidents on Oct. 14, a truck bomb exploded outside a busy hotel at the K5 intersection lined with government offices, restaurants and kiosks. A second blast struck Medina district two hours later. The impact of the truck bomb was worsened by it exploding next to a fuel tanker that increased its intensity and left many bodies being burnt or mutilated beyond recognition. By Oct. 20, the government said the toll had reached 358. It set up a committee, known as the Zobe Rescue Committee, to establish a more accurate death toll by talking to relatives of those who may have been at the site of the blasts.  So far we have confirmed 512 people died in last month s explosion ... (Some) 316 others were also injured in that blast,  Abdullahi Mohamed Shirwac, the committee s chairman, told Reuters on Thursday. There was no immediate comment from the government on the latest toll. The bomb attacks were the deadliest since Islamist militant group al Shabaab began an insurgency in 2007. Al Shabaab has not claimed responsibility, but the method and type of attack - a large truck bomb - is increasingly used by the al Qaeda-linked organization. Al Shabaab stages regular attacks in the capital and other parts of the country. Although the group says it targets the government and security forces, it has detonated large bombs in crowded public areas before. It has sometimes not claimed responsibility for bombings that provoked a big public backlash, such as the 2009 suicide bombing of a graduation ceremony for medical students. worldnews
death toll somalia truck bomb october probe committeemogadishu reuters more people killed twin bomb blasts mogadishu october somali committee looking attack said thursday raising death toll least in incidents truck bomb exploded outside busy hotel intersection lined government offices restaurants kiosks a second blast struck medina district two hours later the impact truck bomb worsened exploding next fuel tanker increased intensity left many bodies burnt mutilated beyond recognition by government said toll reached it set committee known zone rescue committee establish accurate death toll talking relatives may site blasts so far confirmed people died last month explosion some others also injured blast abdullah mohamed shirwac committee chairman told reuters thursday there immediate comment government latest toll the bomb attacks deadliest since islamic militant group al shabaab began insurgency al shabaab claimed responsibility method type attack large truck bomb increasingly used al organization al shabaab stages regular attacks capital parts country although group says targets government security forces detonated large bombs crowded public areas it sometimes claimed responsibility bombings provoked big public backlash suicide bombing graduation ceremony medical students worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Death toll from Somalia truck bomb in October now at 512: probe committeeMOGADISHU (Reuters) - More than 500 people were killed in twin bomb blasts in Mogadishu in October, a Somali committee looking into the attack said on Thursday, raising the death toll from at least 358.  In the incidents on Oct. 14, a truck bomb exploded outside a busy hotel at the K5 intersection lined with government offices, restaurants and kiosks. A second blast struck Medina district two hours later. The impact of the truck bomb was worsened by it exploding next to a fuel tanker that increased its intensity and left many bodies being burnt or mutilated beyond recognition. By Oct. 20, the government said the toll had reached 358. It set up a committee, known as the Zobe Rescue Committee, to establish a more accurate death toll by talking to relatives of those who may have been at the site of the blasts.  So far we have confirmed 512 people died in last month s explosion ... (Some) 316 others were also injured in that blast,  Abdullahi Mohamed Shirwac, the committee s chairman, told Reuters on Thursday. There was no immediate comment from the government on the latest toll. The bomb attacks were the deadliest since Islamist militant group al Shabaab began an insurgency in 2007. Al Shabaab has not claimed responsibility, but the method and type of attack - a large truck bomb - is increasingly used by the al Qaeda-linked organization. Al Shabaab stages regular attacks in the capital and other parts of the country. Although the group says it targets the government and security forces, it has detonated large bombs in crowded public areas before. It has sometimes not claimed responsibility for bombings that provoked a big public backlash, such as the 2009 suicide bombing of a graduation ceremony for medical students. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: death toll somalia truck bomb october probe committeemogadishu reuters more people killed twin bomb blasts mogadishu october somali committee looking attack said thursday raising death toll least in incidents truck bomb exploded outside busy hotel intersection lined government offices restaurants kiosks a second blast struck medina district two hours later the impact truck bomb worsened exploding next fuel tanker increased intensity left many bodies burnt mutilated beyond recognition by government said toll reached it set committee known zone rescue committee establish accurate death toll talking relatives may site blasts so far confirmed people died last month explosion some others also injured blast abdullah mohamed shirwac committee chairman told reuters thursday there immediate comment government latest toll the bomb attacks deadliest since islamic militant group al shabaab began insurgency al shabaab claimed responsibility method type attack large truck bomb increasingly used al organization al shabaab stages regular attacks capital parts country although group says targets government security forces detonated large bombs crowded public areas it sometimes claimed responsibility bombings provoked big public backlash suicide bombing graduation ceremony medical students worldnews