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Quetta Bomb Blast: Taliban And Islamic State Both Claim Credit For Carnage

By - A Staff Writer | 9 Aug 2016 6:38 PM IST

A bomb blast at a hospital killed at least 93 people and injured over 120 in Quetta.

 

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At least 93 people were killed in the bomb explosion that happened at a civil hospital in Quetta, the capital of the violence-wracked southwestern Pakistani province of Balochistan.

 

The attack targeted a group of mourning lawyers, who had gathered at the emergency department of the hospital to accompany the body of a murdered colleague.

 

Pakistani media said that journalists were among the victims, with at least two cameramen killed.

 

 

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