Three consecutive blasts rock Quetta; one killed, 7 injured

Recent PostThree consecutive blasts rock Quetta; one killed, 7 injured

Quetta: Three back-to-back explosions rocked Balochistan’s capital city Quetta on Wednesday evening, killing at least one person and injuring seven others, sources said.

The sources said that initial two explosions occurred on Sarki road near Industrial police station that left one person killed seven others injured. The blasts also shattered the glass panels of nearby cars and buildings, they said.

After a short while, a third blast took place on Moti Ram road in the city, sources said.

The cause and nature of the blasts was yet to be determined, but security forces cordoned the area off.

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