Pakistan: 20 People Killed, 30 Injured After Bomb Explodes At Quetta Railway Station; Visuals Surface
Preliminary reports indicate that the explosion took place at the railway station's booking office just before the train arrived at the platform, Geo News reported.

Peshawar: At least 20 people were killed and 30 others injured in a bomb explosion at Quetta's railway station in Pakistan on Saturday, according to a media report.
Preliminary reports indicate that the explosion took place at the railway station's booking office just before the train arrived at the platform, Geo News reported.
The Jaffer Express was scheduled to depart for Peshawar at 9 am, the report said, quoting railway officials.
The officials said the train had not yet arrived at the platform when the explosion took place.
Given the station's usual crowd, there is a high risk of significant casualties, the report said.
(Except for the headline, this article has not been edited by FPJ's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)
RECENT STORIES
-
Tiger Kills 63-Year-Old Cattle Grazer In MP’s Seoni, ₹8 Lakh Compensation Sanctioned -
Indore Trader Dies After Two-Wheeler Crashes Into Metro Divider, Family Alleges Negligence -
PM MITRA Park, Gwalior Telecom Zone To Headline MP’s GIS 2027 Investment Pitch -
Years Of Alleged Abuse End In Murder As Indore Woman Kills Husband -
Bhopal Metro Turns To Station Branding As Ticket Revenue Stays Below ₹500 Per Day
