US condemns Nov 9 bombing in Pakistan, reaffirms commitment to regional security
The United States strongly condemned the November 9 bombing at a railway station in Pakistan's Quetta.
At least two Pakistan Rangers officials and a civilian were killed and three others injured in a blast in Sindh province on Friday, according to the police.
Senior Superintendent of Police Farrukh Lunjar said that the blast took place in the city of Ghotki near a Rangers van that was parked in a market, Dawn news reported.
The motive of the attack is still not clear.
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On June 13, one person was killed and dozens injured in a bomb blast in Pakistan’s a busy market area in garrison city of Rawalpindi.
Earlier this year, at least 16 people were killed and many injured after a bomb blast occured at a Counter Terror Department during evening prayers in southwestern Pakistan.
In May, last year, a powerful remote-controlled bomb blast near a mosque in Pakistan’s Balochistan province left four policemen dead and injured 11 others, the second major attack to rock the restive region.
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