Mogadishu news: Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud said on the 30th that at least 100 people were killed and more than 300 were injured in two car bombing attacks in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia, on the 29th. The Somali "Shabaab" claimed responsibility for the attack. Somali police told Xinhua News Agency that at about 2 p.m. local time on the 29th, the building of the Ministry of Education of Somalia was attacked by a car explosion. A few minutes later, another car bomb attack occurred in the same area. In the area where the incident occurred, schools and hotels are also concentrated in addition to the government departments. Mahmoud released the casualty information when inspecting the explosion site on the 30th. He said that those killed in the attack were civilians. As some of the injured are seriously injured, the death toll may rise. He said that the Somali government will intensify its efforts to combat terrorists. According to the Somali presidential palace, Mahmoud and Somali government officials met in Mogadishu on the 29th to discuss how to continue to combat and eliminate the "Shabab" militants. The Somali "Shabab" is an extremist organization associated with the "Al Qaida" organization. In recent years, it has launched terrorist attacks in Somalia and its neighboring countries for many times. (Liu Xinshe)