Mogadishu (Sunatimes)More than Hundred People were killed after Shabaab militias blasted an explosives-laden truck in down town Mogadishu in the busy KM4 junction.

Witnesses of the explosion confirmed that a truck-car bomb ripped through TFG compound in one of the deadliest suicide car attacks  that saw many people loss their lives.

The Name of the deadliest suicide car attacks  is Bishar Abdullahi Nur who is 28 age  Hawiye Clan ,Murusade Subclan.

According to the reports from Mogadishu, most of the dead and wounded victims are students who were either doing exams or waiting for results in a bid to win Turkish scholarships.

The hurting attack offended surrounding buildings including hotel Sahafi and Kuras Adde near KM 4 junction where the explosion occurred.

Shabaab militia claimed responsibility of the attack saying that they intended to kill 150 persons in which they said TFG was planning to take them to Sudan for intelligence trainings.

The light injuries on TFG ministers and MPs resulted from broken glasses of the building that fall down after the outburst took place.

More over, those who died in the explosion included four security officers manning the exploded building and two persons who were in the truck, which saw Mogadishu residents bear the brunt of the outburst.

A police officer who was among the injured confirmed to reporters that explosion was executed by a truck where two persons were on board.

Investigator Somali Police Col Bariise told the Media that they have the Passport of the Suicide attacker  who is Somali Kenyan named Asad Abdi Said but later they give apology the parents of Asad because  after Investigation they knows that he is  one of the students who injured the attack”

Government forces and Au troops were deployed in the spot and cordoned it off.

Shabaab insurgents who vowed to change tactics when they withdrew from Mogadishu proofed their words to both TFG and AU troops

This Suicide attacks called SHAMOW2,which means 3 December 2010 suicide attack who was happened in Shamo Hotel Mogadishu.

By Dahir Alasow