Bomb blast at Quetta railway station kills at least 26 people

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Bomb blast at Quetta railway station kills at least 26 people

A powerful bomb blast has ripped through a railway station in south west Pakistan, killing at least 26 people. Officials say a suicide bomber belonging to a sepratist group, is to blame. The attack happened near a ticketing office at the main station in the city of Quetta, in Balochistan, Pakistan's largest and least populated province. Malik Fuda reports.

November 9, 2024