Story highlights Attack has ended, Interior Ministry official says

Taliban claim responsibility for the assaults, releasing video of men they say were suicide attackers

Afghan ministries differ slightly on how many killed, wounded

Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) Fifty people have died in an attack at a market bazaar and a school near Kandahar airport that began late Tuesday, Afghan officials said.

The number included 38 civilians, 10 Afghan National Army soldiers and two policemen, the Afghan Defense Ministry said in a statement Thursday.

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Another 35 people were wounded.

Nine terrorists were also killed, the ministry said. And one was wounded.

The Taliban took responsibility for the attack.

The body of a man killed at Kandahar Airfield is moved.

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