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 28.08.2008

 Balochistan Human Rights Council's Press Release

BHRC strongly condemns the Killing of unarmed Baloch civilians in Turbat by Pakistani security forces Press Release The newly formed Baloch Human Rights...


 28.08.2008

 True face of ppp Government exposed by this statement

 QUETTA: If the armed Baloch groups come down from the mountains and surrender, the government will negotiate with them, Adviser on Interior Rehman Malik s...


 27.08.2008

 Gas pipe blown up near Dera Bugti

SIBBI: Unidentified militants on Tuesday blew up a 20-inch diametre gas pipeline near Dera Bugti, suspending gas supply to the area. Meanwhile some militants at...


 27.08.2008

 Strike in Balochistan on Bugti anniversary

QUETTA, Aug 26: A complete strike was observed across Balochistan on Tuesday on the call of Baloch nationalist parties.The strike was observed in Quetta and all...


 27.08.2008

 CPJ, others informed about Turbat death, injury

By Shehmir Gorgej WASHINGTON DC: The American Friends of Baluchistan has informed the Committee to Protect Journalists about the death of a man and gunshot wou...


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Gas pipeline blown up in Dera Bugti

04.07.2008

QUETTA, Pakistan, July 4 (APP) : Gas supply to a purification plant suspended after suspected unknown people  blew up a 16-iunch diameter gas pipeline in Dera Bugti, police said Friday. According to reports, unknown people strapped explosive device with a pipeline which exploded destroying several feet long section of the pipeline. Separately, an electricity pylon was blown up at Rakhni some 100 kilometers from Loralai in Balochistan on Friday causing power disruption in Barkhan and other adjacent areas.

Motorcycle bomb kills one and left 15 injured  

QUETTA, Pakistan, July 4 (AFP): A bomb attached to a motorcycle exploded at a crowded market in the Balochistan city of Quetta Friday, killing a girl and injuring 11 others, police said. The blast at Quetta’s Mannan Chowk also injured four policemen and seven others, police official Raja Ishtiaq told AFP. “The blast killed an eight-year-old girl and injured her beggar mother who were sitting near the motorcycle parked by some unknown man,” another police official Abdul Ghafoor said, adding that no group had claimed responsibility for the attack.

Mastaung firing wounds 4 people

MASTAUNG: Four people were left wounded as unidentified people opened firing on a vehicle here on Thursday. According to police sources, the wounded include Muhammad Hanif, Zafar Hussain, Safar Khan, and Sikandar Ali. The injured were admitted to Civil Hospital Quetta where as the police started probing into incident.

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