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QUETTA: Two blasts in Quetta and an attack by militants on the Bolan medical complex have killed at least 14 female students and the Deputy Commissioner along with four FC personnel.
A remote controlled bomb was detonated aboard a bus parked in the parking lot of Sardar Bahadur Khan University which killed 14 female students and injured as many as 19 other students.
When victims were shifted to the Bolan Medical Complex a second blast took place and as many as 14 terrorists stormed the hospice. They killed four FC personnel and the deputy commissioner who responded to the attack.
Security forces surrounded the hospice before commandoes stormed the complex and killed the attackers. At least four attackers were killed while one suspect was arrested.
The federal government, while dismissing talks of foreign hands, has said that they will fully support the provincial government and an inquiry committee will be setup to probe the matter.
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said that a joint committee will also be formed which will assess the damage to the Quaid-e-Azam residency in Ziarat that had been attacked early on Saturday. The committee will also draw up restoration plans.
A remote controlled bomb was detonated aboard a bus parked in the parking lot of Sardar Bahadur Khan University which killed 14 female students and injured as many as 19 other students.
When victims were shifted to the Bolan Medical Complex a second blast took place and as many as 14 terrorists stormed the hospice. They killed four FC personnel and the deputy commissioner who responded to the attack.
Security forces surrounded the hospice before commandoes stormed the complex and killed the attackers. At least four attackers were killed while one suspect was arrested.
The federal government, while dismissing talks of foreign hands, has said that they will fully support the provincial government and an inquiry committee will be setup to probe the matter.
Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said that a joint committee will also be formed which will assess the damage to the Quaid-e-Azam residency in Ziarat that had been attacked early on Saturday. The committee will also draw up restoration plans.
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