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At least 57 people have been killed after two bombs went off minutes
apart at a billiards hall in southwest Pakistan. Hours earlier, a
separate blast left 11 people dead.
The bomb hit late Thursday night in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan
province, police officer Mohammad Murtaza said. Over 100 people were
left wounded.
After the first bomb exploded police, media workers and rescue teams
rushed to the site. Ten minutes later, another bomb went off.
Pakistan's SAMAA TV channel says one of its cameramen was killed by the second bomb after he went to cover the attack.
Murtaza said many people were killed when the second bomb caused the building to collapse. The death toll is expected to rise.
Police said the bombings disrupted power supplies, plunging the area
into darkness. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack,
and it was unclear if the blasts were triggered by a timed device or
remote control.
Separate blast kills 11
Earlier in the day, a bomb went off at a market in Quetta (pictured above). The explosion left eleven people dead.
Local militant group the United Baloch Army claimed responsibility for the bombing, which wounded at least 27 people.
dr/rc (AFP, AP, dpa, Reuters)
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