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Quetta blast kills three, injures seven

May 27, 2012 - Updated 1820 PKT
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QUETTA: At least three people were killed and seven including two policemen injured after a bomb blast near a police mobile on Sariab Road of the provincial capital, Geo News reported Sunday.

Police said the perpetrators used a remote-controlled bomb planted inside a car to target patrolling policemen.

The people who lost their lives were innocent bystanders.

In the wake of the accident rescuers rushed to the blast site and shifted the bodies and injured to the hospital.

Law enforcement agencies cordoned off the entire area and started investigation.


 
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