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Saleem Shahid
Published March 6, 2021
Updated about 2 hours ago

Deceased labourers, who were going to Tandori to work on a water pipeline project in the area, belonged to Punjab. — Dawn.com/File

Deceased labourers, who were going to Tandori to work on a water pipeline project in the area, belonged to Punjab. — Dawn.com/File

QUETTA: Five labourers were killed and five other people, including two security personnel, injured in a bomb blast near Sibi town on Friday evening.

Official sources said the blast occurred in the Tandori area, some 30km from Sibi town.

The labourers who were killed and injured were travelling in a pick-up which was targeted by the roadside bomb which went off when the vehicle was passing through the area.

Deputy Commissioner of Sibi Syed Zahid Shah confirmed the incident, saying that the blast was very powerful.

The deceased labourers, who were going to Tandori to work on a water pipeline project in the area, belonged to Punjab, a security official said.

Four of the deceased were identified as Usman Yousaf, Haider Ali, Mazhar Hussain and Mohammad Bashir.

It was an improvised explosive device which was planted at the roadside of the mountainous area between Sibi and Harnai.”


No group has immediately claimed responsibility for the blast.

Soon after receiving information about the incident, security personnel rushed to the area and shifted the bodies and the injured to a hospital in Sibi.

The two injured security personnel were travelling with the labourers to provide them security, Deputy Commissioner Shah said.

After the attack, security forces launched a search operation in the area to arrest the elements involved in the incident.
 
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Freaking Interior Minister was busy busting an intestine over celebratory dinner all night last night.

There must be some statute of limitation on patience is a virtue idiom.
 
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WTF is going on in Baluchistan that PA can't control.
 
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All these attacks are conducted in depth, so most probably infiltrators who have local hideouts and are getting intel from the locals who are collaborating with them.
 
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Saleem Shahid
Published March 6, 2021
Updated about 2 hours ago

Deceased labourers, who were going to Tandori to work on a water pipeline project in the area, belonged to Punjab. — Dawn.com/File

Deceased labourers, who were going to Tandori to work on a water pipeline project in the area, belonged to Punjab. — Dawn.com/File

QUETTA: Five labourers were killed and five other people, including two security personnel, injured in a bomb blast near Sibi town on Friday evening.

Official sources said the blast occurred in the Tandori area, some 30km from Sibi town.

The labourers who were killed and injured were travelling in a pick-up which was targeted by the roadside bomb which went off when the vehicle was passing through the area.

Deputy Commissioner of Sibi Syed Zahid Shah confirmed the incident, saying that the blast was very powerful.

The deceased labourers, who were going to Tandori to work on a water pipeline project in the area, belonged to Punjab, a security official said.

Four of the deceased were identified as Usman Yousaf, Haider Ali, Mazhar Hussain and Mohammad Bashir.

It was an improvised explosive device which was planted at the roadside of the mountainous area between Sibi and Harnai.”


No group has immediately claimed responsibility for the blast.

Soon after receiving information about the incident, security personnel rushed to the area and shifted the bodies and the injured to a hospital in Sibi.

The two injured security personnel were travelling with the labourers to provide them security, Deputy Commissioner Shah said.

After the attack, security forces launched a search operation in the area to arrest the elements involved in the incident.
Inna lillah he wa inna ilehi raje'yoon

We need tech integration for safety of people in Balochistan.
 
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WTF is going on in Baluchistan that PA can't control.
Sir it`s hybrid warfare.
Humint aspect is clearly superior.
Terrain and large area also aids them.
It`s hard to tell A from B, but they know who the personnel are since they have dedicated uniforms and vehicles. So they become easy targets while LEAs can`t find a target.
 
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