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Pakistan Train Blast
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Blast rocks Pakistani train, several passengers hurt

| @indiablooms | Jan 18, 2022, at 09:20 pm

Islamabad: An explosion rocked a passenger train in Pakistan's  southwest Balochistan province on Tuesday which left several people injured, media reports said.

The incident happened a few minutes after the train left the provincial capital of Quetta, an official with the media cell of the Pakistan Railways told Xinhua on condition of anonymity as they were still gathering details of the blast to compile the initial report.

He said that four compartments and the engine of the train derailed as the result of the explosion.

"A bomb was fixed near the track and it went off as soon as the train passed by it," he told the news agency.

The injured people were shifted to a hospital in Quetta.

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