A homemade bomb explosion Friday in Southwest Pakistani province of Baluchistan killed two children and wounded three others, police sources said. Speaking to Kuwait News Agency, the sources said unknown armed motorcyclists hurled the homemade bomb at the children who were playing in a ground in DIG Colony of Quetta, the provincial capital. The explosion killed two children of ages between 10 and 13 on the spot and wounded three others, the sources said, adding that police rushed to the scene but the motorcyclists escaped. While no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, police suspects that nationalist militants were behind the explosion.2 girls killed in grenade attack
QUETTA: Two girls were killed and four injured in a grenade attack on Friday in Quetta. An unidentified attacker threw the grenade at a colony on Saryab Road, Balochistan Police chief Chaudhry Mohammad Yaqoob said. It landed behind residential quarters where children were playing, he said. Musarrat, 11, and Mahnoor, 12, died on the spot while four others – two-year-old Tabassum Nazi, three-year-old Munawar, two year-old Shahzad and four-year-old Farhana – suffered serious injuries. All the children belong to the Marri tribe.
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