Railway authorities told the media that the injured had been shifted to the Combined Military Hospital (CMH), Sibi. The Jaffer Express train was travelling from Machh to Sibi when the blast occurred, local authorities said.
CTP officials said that it conducted an operation on an intelligence tip-off during the early hours of Saturday. During the operation, the terrorists opened fire on the CTD personnel, which was strongly retaliated.
Sindh province was the worst hit where 61 people were killed and 22 others injured, the NDMA said, adding that 59 houses were also damaged in the heavy downpour.
Flash-floods have destroyed four bridges and disconnected road links among hundreds of villages.
The blast took place in the city of Ghotki near a Rangers van that was parked in a market, police said.
No group has claimed responsibility of the attack yet.
On Saturday, Baloch militants claimed responsibility for the attack.
Gilgit-Baltistan government spokesman Faizullah Faraq said that the victims included two children.
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