US EditionDeath Toll From Pakistan Blast Rises to 59 as Minister Blames India
- At least 54 people were killed and nearly 70 others were wounded in a bombing in southwestern Pakistan during the celebration of the Prophet Muhammad's birthday.
- The Islamic State group's regional affiliate is suspected to be behind the attack, as they claimed responsibility for previous deadly bombings in Pakistan.
- The Pakistani government condemned the attacks and vowed to take stern action against the terrorists. The United Nations Security Council also condemned the attacks and called for holding the perpetrators accountable.
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Quetta [Pakistan], October 1 (ANI): Seven more people succumbed to their injuries from the suicide blast in Balochistan’s Mastung district, as death toll from the incident rose to 59, Geo News reported on Saturday citing a spokesperson of the Civil Hospital in Quetta. In a statement, the spokesperson said 52 deaths were recorded in the […]
Death toll from Pakistan blast rises to 59 as minister blames India
QUETTA, Oct 1 — The death toll from a large blast at a mosque in Pakistan rose to 59 yesterday as the government vowed to find the perpetrators and accused India’s intelligence agency of being involved. Friday’s blast tore through a mosque in Mastung in the southern province of Balochistan after a bomber detonated his explosives near a police vehicle where people were gathering for a procession to mark the birthday of the Prophet Mohammad. Pakis…
Death Toll From Pakistan Blast Rises to 59 as Minister Blames India
The death toll from a large blast at a mosque in Pakistan rose to 59 on Saturday as the government vowed to find the perpetrators and accused India's intelligence agency of being involved. Friday's blast tore through a mosque in Mastung in the southern province of Balochistan after a bomber detonated his explosives near a police vehicle where people were gathering for a procession to mark the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad. Pakistani officials…
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