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Pakistan: Four school children hurt as gunmen open fire at the gate of an educational institute

| @indiablooms | Oct 24, 2018, at 04:49 pm

Quetta, Oct 24 (IBNS): At least four school children were hurt when unknown gunmen opened fire at the gate of an educational institute in Pakistan's Quetta city on Wednesday, media reports said.

The school is located in  Killi Shabo area of Quetta.

The unknown gunmen opened fire at the gate 0f the Danish Kadah School.

The injured children were rushed to a hospital for treatment.

Balochistan Home Minister Mir Saleem Ahmed Khosa condemned the firing incident, and was quoted as saying by Dawn News: "The elements involved in this incident will be apprehended soon."

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