Four people were killed in explosions in Quetta, including two policemen.
The provincial capital is shaken by two separate explosives, with the primary aim being the police.
QUETTA: On Monday night, two explosions shook Quetta, killing at least four people, including two police officers, and injuring dozens more.
In the city’s Kandahari Bazar neighbourhood, where a motorbike was parked next to a police car, a terrorist had hidden an improvised explosive device (IED). According to Zohaib Mohsin, a top police official in Quetta, the police van was the blast’s intended target.
Those hurt in the incident were sent for immediate medical attention to the Civil Hospital Quetta’s trauma centre, which is close by. The two injured people’s condition was deemed critical by the physicians.
Waseem Baig, a representative for the Civil Hospital, stated, “We got four dead corpses from the location of the bomb.” He continued by saying that an emergency had been declared in order to treat the injured.
The adjacent stores and marketplaces in the vicinity promptly pulled down their shutters after the explosion damaged their windowpanes.
As they arrived at the crime scene, FC and police officers roped off the area to begin an investigation. Rafo Jan Mandokhail, a representative of the Civil Defence, said that “high explosive materials were employed in the attack.” He said that a motorbike parked close to a police car had an IED hidden inside.
In the Sariab Road neighbourhood of Quetta, a police car was the target of another explosion. Four cops were reportedly hurt during the attack, according to police sources. They said that unidentified assailants threw a hand grenade at the Sariab SHO’s car, injuring four people. The SHO wasn’t hurt in the attack though.
The wounded police officers were sent urgently to the Civil Hospital Quetta for care. When the incident was being investigated, a police contingent arrived at the scene.
The incident was denounced by Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Abdul Quddus Bizenjo, who also ordered the police to apprehend those responsible. The CM declared in a statement that the attackers’ terrorists will face punishment.
The bomb was also denounced by Home Minister Mir Ziaullah Langove, who also ordered the authorities to find those responsible.
dead Levies personnel
A squad of Kalat Commissioner Dawood Khilji met with an accident on Monday in Balochistan’s Surab district, according to police authorities, and at least four Levies men died as a result. This was another unfortunate occurrence.
The commissioner and his squad were travelling to Khuzdar when their car crashed head-on with a truck travelling in the other way.
While two staff members suffered injuries and were taken to the Civil Hospital in Surab for treatment, Commissioner Khilji was uninjured.
According to Surab Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Allah Bakhsh Baloch, the truck’s driver has been detained.
