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Pakistan: Car bomb explosion leaves six injured

| @indiablooms | Aug 20, 2018, at 10:01 am

Islamabad, Aug 20 (IBNS): At least people were hurt when an explosion occurred in Mastung district of Pakistan on Sunday, media reports said.

A car blew itself up near a convoy, reported Geo News.

According to the sources, a convoy of security officers was passing through the Drengar area — on their way from Noshki to Mastung — when they spotted a suspicious man in a car driving nearby and opened fire, reported the Pakistani news channel.

The drive drove close to one of the vehicles and blew it up, reports said.

Six officers were injured following the explosion.

Local administration consequently reach the site of the blast and the wounded people were moved to a nearby hospital, sources informed Geo News.

 

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