Aggressors drove an emergency vehicle weighed down with explosives past a police checkpoint in a safe zone, home to government workplaces and remote international safe havens.
The objective is accepted to have been an inside service building, yet numerous individuals were hit while strolling by.
The Taliban have said they did the assault, the deadliest for a considerable length of time.
Seven days back, Taliban aggressors killed 22 individuals in an extravagance Kabul inn.
Witnesses say the territory – additionally home to workplaces of the European Union, a healing facility and a shopping zone known as Chicken Street – was swarmed with individuals when the bomb detonated on Saturday at around 12:15 neighborhood time (08:45 GMT).
Tufts of smoke were seen from around the city.
MP Mirwais Yasini told the BBC the zone resembled a butchers thereafter.
He was eating at his family home, just meters away, when the impact went off. "Above all else we thought it was inside our home," he said. At that point he went outside and saw scattered bodies. "It is, extremely obtuse."
Another witness, a product build who wished to stay unknown, informed the BBC he was regarding a 1km away when he heard the clamor.
"I saw a tremendous fire," he said. "The smoke was impactful. It entered my eyes and I was not ready to see for quite a while."
He said when he drew nearer he saw the dead bodies, and it resembled a "ruthless memorial park". "It was a horrendous minute. [The area] is totally annihilated."
The International Committee of the Red Cross said the utilization of a rescue vehicle was "frightening".
Nasrat Rahimi, agent representative for the Interior Ministry, said the aggressor got past a security checkpoint in the wake of telling police he was taking a patient to close-by Jamhuriat doctor's facility.
He exploded the bomb at a moment checkpoint, said Mr Rahimi.
The BBC's Zia Shahreyar, talking from the scene, says it is difficult to get past the checkpoints. Autos are looked and drivers' personalities checked.
He includes that inquiries will be gotten some information about how the assailant got past.
This is the deadliest assault in Kabul in a while.
In October, 176 individuals were murdered in bomb assaults crosswise over Afghanistan in one week. The nation's security powers specifically have endured overwhelming losses on account of the Taliban, who need to re-force their strict variant of Islamic law in the nation.
In May, 150 individuals were murdered by a suicide bomb assault in Kabul. The Taliban denied any part, yet the Afghan government says its associate, the Haqqani gathering, did it with help from Pakistan.
Pakistan denies supporting aggressors that complete assaults in Afghanistan. This month, the US slice its security help to Pakistan, saying it had neglected to make a move against fear based oppressor organizes on its dirt.
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