Roadside bomb kills eight in Afghanistan: local officialKANDAHAR, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A roadside bomb planted by the Taliban killed at least eight civilians including three women and a child in Afghanistan s Kandahar province on Tuesday, a local official said. The victims of the blast in Kandahar s Maroof district  were going from Maroof district center to their village when a newly planted Taliban bomb hit their car,  said Zia Durani, a spokesman for Kandahar police. The southern province of Kandahar has long been a Taliban stronghold.  Durani provided no evidence to support the assertion of Taliban responsibility. The group has not claimed the attack. Roadside bombs have been responsible for about 18 percent of civilian casualties this year, according to the United Nations. Nearly 500 people were killed by improvised explosive devices between January and September. worldnews
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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: Roadside bomb kills eight in Afghanistan: local officialKANDAHAR, Afghanistan (Reuters) - A roadside bomb planted by the Taliban killed at least eight civilians including three women and a child in Afghanistan s Kandahar province on Tuesday, a local official said. The victims of the blast in Kandahar s Maroof district  were going from Maroof district center to their village when a newly planted Taliban bomb hit their car,  said Zia Durani, a spokesman for Kandahar police. The southern province of Kandahar has long been a Taliban stronghold.  Durani provided no evidence to support the assertion of Taliban responsibility. The group has not claimed the attack. Roadside bombs have been responsible for about 18 percent of civilian casualties this year, according to the United Nations. Nearly 500 people were killed by improvised explosive devices between January and September. 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: roadside bomb kills eight afghanistan local officialkandahar afghanistan reuters a roadside bomb planted taliban killed least eight civilians including three women child afghanistan kandahar province tuesday local official said the victims blast kandahar maroon district going maroon district center village newly planted taliban bomb hit car said zia during spokesman kandahar police the southern province kandahar long taliban stronghold during provided evidence support assertion taliban responsibility the group claimed attack roadside bombs responsible percent civilian casualties year according united nations nearly people killed improvised explosive devices january september worldnews