Rawalpindi
A remote-controlled bomb attack on a passenger bus traveling from Khuzdar to Rawalpindi on Sunday resulted in the death of one passenger and left at least seven others injured.
The attack occurred near Khore, located about 35 kilometers from Khuzdar, along the M8 highway. According to police reports, the bomb was planted in a car parked on the roadside, and it detonated remotely as the bus passed by.
The explosion caused significant damage to the passenger coach, injuring several people and sparking panic among the passengers.
Emergency services were quickly deployed to the scene, and the injured were rushed to the Trauma Center and Jhalawan Teaching Hospital for immediate medical attention.
The authorities have not yet disclosed the identity of the deceased passenger, and investigations are ongoing to determine the exact motives behind the attack and identify those responsible.
Security forces have launched an operation in the area to collect evidence and trace any leads. The attack has raised concerns about the security situation in the region, especially in remote areas along major highways. Law enforcement agencies are working to secure the area and prevent further incidents.
The bombing has drawn widespread condemnation from local communities and officials, with many expressing outrage over the deliberate targeting of innocent civilians.
The authorities are urging the public to remain vigilant and cooperate with law enforcement agencies to help identify the culprits and prevent future attacks.
This incident highlights the continuing threat of terrorism in parts of Pakistan, where attacks on civilians remain a significant concern despite ongoing security efforts.
The investigation into this bombing is expected to shed more light on the perpetrators and their intentions, as well as the broader security challenges facing the country.
