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Quetta Railway Station Bombing

A bomb blast at a railway station in Quetta, Pakistan, resulted in numerous casualties, with the Baloch Liberation Army claiming responsibility.

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Muhammad BalouchMujahid Jah AnsariHamza SafkatWasim Baig

What happened in Quetta, Pakistan?: A bomb exploded at a railway station in Quetta, Pakistan, killing at least 24 people and injuring over 40. The attack was likely a suicide bombing, according to police.
What was the target of the attack?: The Quetta railway station is usually crowded, and many of the casualties were soldiers from an infantry school. The explosion occurred as a Peshawar-bound express train was preparing to depart.
What is the current status of the victims?: The injured were transported to hospitals, with many in critical condition. The death toll might increase as many remain injured.
Who claimed responsibility for the attack?: The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA), a separatist group, claimed responsibility for the attack. They seek independence for Balochistan and accuse the government of exploiting the region's resources.
What are the security concerns related to the incident?: The attack has raised concerns about security in Balochistan, a province rich in mineral resources. This is not the first attack in the region, with similar attacks carried out by separatist groups in the past.

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