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Blast leaves 30 dead in Quetta

Kashmirmediawatch by Kashmirmediawatch
February 16, 2013
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QUETTA: At least 30 people including children and women were killed and 100 others injured as a huge blast hit Quetta’s Kerani road on Saturday.

DIG Wazir Khan Nasir was reported by a foreign news agency as having said all the dead belonged to Hazara community and the death toll might rise.
He said a remote-controlled bomb targeting Hazara community killed at least 10 people in city’s Hazara Town.
According to reports more casualties were feared as many of the injured were in critical condition.
Adjacent areas reverberated with intense firing following the blast while heavy contingent of police and Frontier Corps (FC) rushed to the spot and cordoned off the area.They were not allowing people including media men to reach the spot.
Rescue sources said plumes of smoke were seen shortly after the huge blast. Many vehicles were also damaged due to the blast.Enraged people took to the streets and protested the blast, pelting vehciles with stones and blocking roads. Most of the people were busy in shopping as the blast hit market.
Initial reports said four people were killed while many others injured. However, Geo News correspondent says death toll started climbing as victims succumbed to their wounds in hospitals where a state of emergency was declared. He says the blast occurred in a bazaar located near a densely populated area.
The dead and injured were taken to the Civil Hospital and Bolan Medical Complex. Police also confirmed the blast. However, nature of the blast and identities of the victims were yet to be ascertained.

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