
Powerful bomb blast in Balochistan – Pakistan; 21 killed & 46 injured
Powerful bomb blast in Balochistan – Pakistan; 21 killed & 46 injured
Powerful bomb blast in Balochistan – Pakistan; 21 killed & 46 injured
Pakistan’s Balochistan was rocked with a heavy bomb explosion at a crowded railway station on Saturday. As per officials, bomb explosion took place at Quetta railway station.
Media reports says, initial findings terms it as a suicidal bombing, as a result 21 people were killed, fearing the addition of figures of casualities.
Media reports says, emergency haa been declared in Civil Hospital Quetta Hospital, where 46 people have been shifted so far.
The chief Minister of Balochistan condemned the attack, whereas investigation has been taken up.Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) has taken the responsibility of attack, as per Pakistan’s media.
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