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Blast in Quetta 10-04-2023 !!!!
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i agree, the survival of jarnails is by spilling the blood of ordinary Pakistanis and supporting terrorism
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Police patrol was the target.
Update: 4 killed, 6 injured in a blast at Shahra e Iqbal, as Police mobile targeted.
Update: 4 killed, 6 injured in a blast at Shahra e Iqbal, as Police mobile targeted.
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April 10, 2023
Four people died while eight sustained injuries on Monday after a blast at Qutta’s Qandhari market, reported Aaj News. The incident took place near a police mobile that was parked at the money exchange market.
Law enforcement authorities began rescue and relief activities as a crowd gathered at the site of the blast. The injured are being taken to Civil Hospital.
A bomb disposal squad is investigating the incident and it is as yet unclear what caused the explosion.
Back in February, at least five people were injured in an explosion near the Quetta Police Lines area.
4 dead, 8 injured in blast at Quetta market
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April 10, 2023
Four people died while eight sustained injuries on Monday after a blast at Qutta’s Qandhari market, reported Aaj News. The incident took place near a police mobile that was parked at the money exchange market.
Law enforcement authorities began rescue and relief activities as a crowd gathered at the site of the blast. The injured are being taken to Civil Hospital.
A bomb disposal squad is investigating the incident and it is as yet unclear what caused the explosion.
Back in February, at least five people were injured in an explosion near the Quetta Police Lines area.
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And they will continue unless forced to stop, question is... who will stop them? Majority of Pakistanis are still sleeping.
Why our Baluchi brothers don’t understand that they are being used and misguided by enemies iran & india . True Pakistani Baluchi people must cooperate with state to identify these BLA rebels and TTP terrorists
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April 10, 2023
A damaged automobile of the police with its windshield shattered can be seen in this screenshot of the Quetta blast. — DawnNewsTV
Police officers gather as they survey after a blast in Quetta on April 10. — Reuters
Police officials examine the site of a bomb blast in Quetta on April 10. — AFP
Police officials surround a damaged automobile in Quetta following an explosion. — DawnNewsTV
At least four people — including two police personnel — were killed and 22 injured in separate blasts targeting the police on Monday, officials said.
The first blast occurred near a police vehicle parked next to Qandahari Bazaar on Shahrah-i-Iqbal, according to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Operations Captain (retd) Zohaib Mohsin, who also confirmed the deaths of the two police officers in the attack.
“The explosives were planted in a motorcycle,” he said, adding that the injured also included women and children.
“According to initial information, three to four kilogrammes of explosives were used in the blast,” the police official said. “Due to the blast, two vehicles, including the police van, were damaged.”
Quetta Civil Hospital spokesperson Dr Wasim Baig confirmed the number of victims in the first blast to Dawn.com as four dead and 18 injured, saying that the deceased also included a minor girl.
TV footage showed a damaged police automobile surrounded by a number of personnel. Several ambulances were also seen leaving the site of the explosion.
The responsibility for the attack was claimed by the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), which is an armed insurgent group carrying out militant activities against the state of Pakistan. Among its agenda is secession for Balochistan.
Separately, Baig confirmed that four people were injured in a second attack at Munir Mengal Road.
SSP Mohsin said Sariab Station House Officer (SHO) Ehsanullah Marwat’s vehicle was targeted at Munir Mengal Road near Sariab Phatak.
He said two passers-by were injured in the blast from an improvised explosive device and were taken to Civil Hospital for treatment. Mohsin said that the SHO and other police personnel with him were inspecting officers stationed at Munir Mengal Road on their duties and were not present in the vehicle during the time of the blast.
The SSP added that the bomb disposal squad and a heavy police contingent reached the scene and were collecting evidence.
He said that initial findings showed that the blast was carried out through remote-controlled detonation with 1.5-2kgs of explosive material used.
A day earlier, two cops were martyred and one was injured in an attack by unknown assailants in the Killi Spine area of the Kuchlak district.
The policemen, who belonged to the Eagle Squad, were patrolling on a motorcycle when the assailants opened indiscriminate fire, leaving three injured. Quetta DIG Ghulam Azfar Maheser had confirmed that the cops were targeted by terrorists.
4 dead, 22 injured in separate blasts targeting police in Quetta
Dawn.comhttps://www.dawn.com/authors/10284/abdullah-zehriApril 10, 2023
A damaged automobile of the police with its windshield shattered can be seen in this screenshot of the Quetta blast. — DawnNewsTV
Police officers gather as they survey after a blast in Quetta on April 10. — Reuters
Police officials examine the site of a bomb blast in Quetta on April 10. — AFP
Police officials surround a damaged automobile in Quetta following an explosion. — DawnNewsTV
At least four people — including two police personnel — were killed and 22 injured in separate blasts targeting the police on Monday, officials said.
The first blast occurred near a police vehicle parked next to Qandahari Bazaar on Shahrah-i-Iqbal, according to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Operations Captain (retd) Zohaib Mohsin, who also confirmed the deaths of the two police officers in the attack.
“The explosives were planted in a motorcycle,” he said, adding that the injured also included women and children.
“According to initial information, three to four kilogrammes of explosives were used in the blast,” the police official said. “Due to the blast, two vehicles, including the police van, were damaged.”
Quetta Civil Hospital spokesperson Dr Wasim Baig confirmed the number of victims in the first blast to Dawn.com as four dead and 18 injured, saying that the deceased also included a minor girl.
TV footage showed a damaged police automobile surrounded by a number of personnel. Several ambulances were also seen leaving the site of the explosion.
The responsibility for the attack was claimed by the banned Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), which is an armed insurgent group carrying out militant activities against the state of Pakistan. Among its agenda is secession for Balochistan.
Separately, Baig confirmed that four people were injured in a second attack at Munir Mengal Road.
SSP Mohsin said Sariab Station House Officer (SHO) Ehsanullah Marwat’s vehicle was targeted at Munir Mengal Road near Sariab Phatak.
He said two passers-by were injured in the blast from an improvised explosive device and were taken to Civil Hospital for treatment. Mohsin said that the SHO and other police personnel with him were inspecting officers stationed at Munir Mengal Road on their duties and were not present in the vehicle during the time of the blast.
The SSP added that the bomb disposal squad and a heavy police contingent reached the scene and were collecting evidence.
He said that initial findings showed that the blast was carried out through remote-controlled detonation with 1.5-2kgs of explosive material used.
A day earlier, two cops were martyred and one was injured in an attack by unknown assailants in the Killi Spine area of the Kuchlak district.
The policemen, who belonged to the Eagle Squad, were patrolling on a motorcycle when the assailants opened indiscriminate fire, leaving three injured. Quetta DIG Ghulam Azfar Maheser had confirmed that the cops were targeted by terrorists.
