Quetta Blast News: At least four people have been killed and several others injured in a powerful blast in Quetta's Kandhari Bazar, Pakistani media reports said.
A judicial magistrate court in Quetta, the capital of Balochistan, took up the case and issued the non-bailable arrest warrant. The court directed the authorities to detain 70-year-old Khan and present him before the court.
Quetta Blast: A Blast reportedly took place at the Police Lines area in Quetta. The players at the Bugti Stadium were taken to safety after the explosion.
Pakistan: Authorities have declared an emergency in the hospitals of Quetta to treat the victims. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned the incident and directed the authorities to initiate an investigation into the attack.
Quetta armed attack: The injured were taken to a nearby hospital's trauma centre after the incident. Balochistan is the largest province by geographical area in Pakistan, constituting approximately 43 per cent of the total area of Pakistan.
Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Abdul Qudoos Bizenjo expressed grief over the accident. He ordered an emergency be declared in Civil Hospital Zhob to ensure treatment for the injured.
A spokesperson for Counter-Terrorism Department said that nine militants from different banned organisations were killed in Balochistan's Mastung area and a heavy cache of arms and ammunition were seized from them.
At least one policeman was killed and several injured in a massive explosion that took place outside the main gate of the University of Balochistan near Quetta’s Saryab Road on Monday.
At least two policemen have been killed while 13 others are injured in a blast near Unity Chowk area of Quetta, Pakistan, ANI quoted media reports as saying. More to follow.
At least two people were injured on Thursday in an explosion near Askari Park on Quetta's Airport Road in Pakistan, Dawn news reported.
A bomb blast hit the capital city of Pakistan's Balochistan province on Sunday, leaving at least three people dead and injuring seven others.
At least seven people killed and several injured after a blast in Pakistan's Quetta in Balochistan province on Monday.
The site of blast, which is said to be on Zarghoon road, is 300 meters away from the Assembly building.
The attack targeted the church where prayers of Christian community were being held, the Express Tribune newspaper reported quoting Balochistan’s Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti.
Pakistani militants targeted police van in Quetta, killing at least seven persons, including six policemen.
Balochistan Home Minister Sarfaraz Bugti while condemning the attack confirmed the deaths in the attack. While 22 others were injured and are being treated at the hospital in Quetta.
A scathing editorial published in a Pakistan’s leading daily has slammed Islamabad in the strongest possible way, blaming it for the dreadful terror attack in Quetta that killed 61 people and also for its ‘good terrorist, bad terrorist’ policy.
Pakistan’s spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has informed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif that the plan to attack Police Training College Hostel in Quetta was made in New Delhi.
Survivors of an overnight attack that killed 61 people at a Pakistani police academy described chaotic scenes of gunfire and explosions, with gunmen shooting anyone they saw and cadets running for their lives and jumping
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has condemned the terror attack on a police academy in Pakistan's Quetta city, calling for perpetrators of the "abhorrent act" of violence to be brought to justice swiftly.
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