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Four explosions in Quetta
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First and foremost, our condolences go out to the friends and families of those killed in this act of terror. We hope that their loved ones will find the strength to deal with this tragedy. We also wish a quick and speedy recovery to those who are injured. We hope the perpetrators will be caught and punished to the fullest extent of the law as soon as possible. We fully support the Pakistani government in its struggle with the extremist organizations. We hope to work together to negate the terrorist elements that are focused on destabilizing the region.
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First Abdul Qudus and now Ali Khan, hahahaha you guys never seem to amaze me. I hope the funders of those perpetrators get caught and punished as well, not just perpetrators. ''We hope to work together to negate the terrorist elements that are focused on destabilizing the region.'' hahahaha i dont know how one can negate himself. We wouldnt be in this mess if it werent for you guys
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Two separate blasts kill 32, hurt 100 in Pakistan cities
By Gul Yusufzai and Jibran Ahmad
QUETTA/PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Explosions in two Pakistani cities killed 32 people and injured more than 100, police and hospital officials said.
Police officials and civilians gather at the scene of a bomb explosion in Quetta January 10, 2013. REUTERS/Naseer Ahmed
Police officials and civilians gather at the scene of a bomb explosion in Quetta January 10, 2013. REUTERS/Naseer Ahmed
A bomb in Quetta, the capital of the eastern province of Balochistan, killed 11 people and injured more than 40, police officer Zubair Mehmood said. A local militant group claimed responsibility.
Another 21 were killed and more than 60 injured in a blast where people had gathered to hear a religious leader speak in Mingora, the largest city in the northwestern province of Swat, police and officials at the Saidu Sharif hospital said.
"The death toll may rise as some of the injured are in critical condition and we are receiving more and more injured people," said Dr. Niaz Mohammad.
Police said the Swat blast was caused by an exploding gas cylinder but many of those present said they doubted that.
"There was no cylinder where the blast took place. We all know that gas cylinder does not kill so many people," said one of the injured, Mohambar Khan. Another injured man also said no gas cylinders were nearby.
If the blast was a bomb, the deathtoll would have been the highest on one day in Swat for more than two years.
The mountainous region, formerly a tourist destination, has been administered by the Pakistani army since their 2009 offensive drove out Taliban militants who had taken control.
But the Taliban retain their ability to mount attacks in Swat and shot schoolgirl campaigner Malala Yousufzai in Mingora last October.
The bomb in a market in Quetta targeted a police patrol and mostly killed sellers of vegetable and second-hand clothes, officer Mehmood said.
Three police officers nearby were injured and a child was among the dead, he said.
The United Baloch Army claimed responsibility for the blast.
The group is one of several who are fighting for independence for Balochistan, an arid and impoverished region with substantial gas, copper and gold reserves.
It constitutes just under half of Pakistan's territory and is home to about 8 million of the country's population of 180 million.
Human rights groups say hundreds of bodies have been recovered in the region since 2011. Many have broken limbs, cigarette burns or other signs of torture. Local activists blame the security services.
The state denies the accusations and says that insurgents sometimes put on military uniforms before kidnapping people.
Sectarian attacks are also on the rise, and militant groups frequently bomb or shoot Shia passengers on buses travelling to neighbouring Iran.
By Gul Yusufzai and Jibran Ahmad
QUETTA/PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Explosions in two Pakistani cities killed 32 people and injured more than 100, police and hospital officials said.
Police officials and civilians gather at the scene of a bomb explosion in Quetta January 10, 2013. REUTERS/Naseer Ahmed
Police officials and civilians gather at the scene of a bomb explosion in Quetta January 10, 2013. REUTERS/Naseer Ahmed
A bomb in Quetta, the capital of the eastern province of Balochistan, killed 11 people and injured more than 40, police officer Zubair Mehmood said. A local militant group claimed responsibility.
Another 21 were killed and more than 60 injured in a blast where people had gathered to hear a religious leader speak in Mingora, the largest city in the northwestern province of Swat, police and officials at the Saidu Sharif hospital said.
"The death toll may rise as some of the injured are in critical condition and we are receiving more and more injured people," said Dr. Niaz Mohammad.
Police said the Swat blast was caused by an exploding gas cylinder but many of those present said they doubted that.
"There was no cylinder where the blast took place. We all know that gas cylinder does not kill so many people," said one of the injured, Mohambar Khan. Another injured man also said no gas cylinders were nearby.
If the blast was a bomb, the deathtoll would have been the highest on one day in Swat for more than two years.
The mountainous region, formerly a tourist destination, has been administered by the Pakistani army since their 2009 offensive drove out Taliban militants who had taken control.
But the Taliban retain their ability to mount attacks in Swat and shot schoolgirl campaigner Malala Yousufzai in Mingora last October.
The bomb in a market in Quetta targeted a police patrol and mostly killed sellers of vegetable and second-hand clothes, officer Mehmood said.
Three police officers nearby were injured and a child was among the dead, he said.
The United Baloch Army claimed responsibility for the blast.
The group is one of several who are fighting for independence for Balochistan, an arid and impoverished region with substantial gas, copper and gold reserves.
It constitutes just under half of Pakistan's territory and is home to about 8 million of the country's population of 180 million.
Human rights groups say hundreds of bodies have been recovered in the region since 2011. Many have broken limbs, cigarette burns or other signs of torture. Local activists blame the security services.
The state denies the accusations and says that insurgents sometimes put on military uniforms before kidnapping people.
Sectarian attacks are also on the rise, and militant groups frequently bomb or shoot Shia passengers on buses travelling to neighbouring Iran.
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QUETTA: Four explosions have been heard in the provincial capital, at least 17 people have been killed, while 15 others were injured, DawnNews reported.
Four of the dead are reported to be police officials.
Two explosions took place at Alamdar road and at Prince road, two more explosions took place near Airport road, according to reports.
Seven people were injured in the explosions at Alamdar and Prince road, while three people were reported injured in the two explosions at Airport road.
Earlier on in the day, 12 people were killed after a blast that took place near Quettas Bacha Khan chowk.
Four of the dead are reported to be police officials.
Two explosions took place at Alamdar road and at Prince road, two more explosions took place near Airport road, according to reports.
Seven people were injured in the explosions at Alamdar and Prince road, while three people were reported injured in the two explosions at Airport road.
Earlier on in the day, 12 people were killed after a blast that took place near Quettas Bacha Khan chowk.
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Its a Bad day for Pakistan today.. RIP to the dead civilians and wishing a speedy recovery to the injured
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The DAWN news link saying 37 people killed.
Four explosions in Quetta, 37 people killed | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
Four explosions in Quetta, 37 people killed | Pakistan | DAWN.COM
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SP Khalid Masood, DSP Mujahid, SHO Quiadabad Zafar Ali among 51 dead in multiple Quetta blasts over 125 injured
2 journalists, cameramen Mr Iqbal of NNI news agency & Mr Imran Sheikh of Samaa TV killed during coverage of Quetta bombings
2 journalists, cameramen Mr Iqbal of NNI news agency & Mr Imran Sheikh of Samaa TV killed during coverage of Quetta bombings
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Bomb blast in Peshawar..?
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Today Pakistan have entered a very dangerous stage, 2013 is going to be a very heavy & hard for Pakistan filled with extreme challenges from the enemies of Pakistan & from the corrupt incompetent politicians.
There was a blast in Swat, there were 2 blasts in Quetta, there was firing in Karachi, a stage show was held by the bastard Altaf Hussain against the father & hero of Pakistan Quadi E Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah, MQM is creating situation in Sindh so that different separatist movements are started, MQM wants to seperate Karachi from Pakistan, ANP wants to separate NWFP from Pakistan, illegal & cowardly firing on LOC by the Indian troops, Tahir Qadris marh coming up, the corrupt politicians PPP & PML-N united to save their a**es & the list goes on
Balochistan problem was well handled by Gen. Musharraf but when these corrupt incompetent PPP came into power they opened up all the problems of Pakistan to the world & Balochistan was opened to the US.
Traitors are filled in Pakistan politicians, judges, NGO's, politicians & etc. are all working against Pakistan.
There is a small light in all this darkness but it all depends who have the balls to save Pakistan.
ALLAH please help us & guide us.
There was a blast in Swat, there were 2 blasts in Quetta, there was firing in Karachi, a stage show was held by the bastard Altaf Hussain against the father & hero of Pakistan Quadi E Azam Mohammed Ali Jinnah, MQM is creating situation in Sindh so that different separatist movements are started, MQM wants to seperate Karachi from Pakistan, ANP wants to separate NWFP from Pakistan, illegal & cowardly firing on LOC by the Indian troops, Tahir Qadris marh coming up, the corrupt politicians PPP & PML-N united to save their a**es & the list goes on
Balochistan problem was well handled by Gen. Musharraf but when these corrupt incompetent PPP came into power they opened up all the problems of Pakistan to the world & Balochistan was opened to the US.
Traitors are filled in Pakistan politicians, judges, NGO's, politicians & etc. are all working against Pakistan.
There is a small light in all this darkness but it all depends who have the balls to save Pakistan.
ALLAH please help us & guide us.
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