Islamabad Blast: Suicide Attack Near High Court Kills 12, Injures 20 in Pakistan; Videos Surface
A powerful suicide blast near the Islamabad High Court on Tuesday left at least 12 people dead and 20 others injured, officials from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences confirmed. The explosion occurred in the parking lot of the city’s judicial complex, an area surrounded by high-security government offices.
A powerful suicide blast near the Islamabad High Court on Tuesday left at least 12 people dead and 20 others injured, officials from the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences confirmed. Reportedly, the explosion occurred in the parking lot of the city’s judicial complex, an area surrounded by high-security government offices. Authorities said the blast is being probed as a suicide attack, marking one of the rare incidents in the capital in recent years. Preliminary reports suggest possible links to militants associated with the Afghan Taliban and India, though no group has yet claimed responsibility. Pakistan Blast: Massive Explosion Occurs Near District Court in Islamabad, Multiple People Injured (Watch Video).
Suicide Bombing Near Islamabad High Court Leaves 12 Dead
BREAKING - Pakistan minister says Islamabad suicide bombing kills 12 https://t.co/o1k3ushsTr
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Suicide Bombing Near Islamabad High Court in Pakistan
Blast rocked Islamabad. Security sources says that explosion occurred in a car Parking of local court. Security official confirmed its suicide blast. Atleast 5 dead and several injured. pic.twitter.com/W6hzMuqweO
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