Pakistan is once again shocked by a horrific bomb blast. A strong bomb blast occurred near a market in Balochistan, Pakistan. The news of the death of four people has come to light in this blast, while more than 20 people are said to be injured. This figure may increase even more. Let us tell you that this incident took place on 18 May near Jafar Market of Fort Abdulla in Balochistan. The blast has caused a lot of damage to many shops and buildings and panic has spread in the surrounding areas. After the blast, some shops fell and some shops have also caught fire. Riyaz Khan, deputy commissioner of the fort Abdullah, said that four people were killed and more than 20 were injured in the blast.
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According to the information, many shops and vehicles parked in the area were destroyed in this horrific explosion and the walls of FC Fort were also damaged. Local people said that many shops in the market also caught fire. Sources said that the target of the attack was also a tribal chief Faizullah Gabizai, who was a pro -government leader. When the car was present in the market at the time of bomb blast. However, Gabizi remained safe, while one of his guards was killed and others were injured in the explosion. Fort Abdullah Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Riyaz Davar said that obviously, the attackers wanted to target the back wall of the FC Fort adjacent to the commercial market. After the major explosion, security forces fired heavy firing with the attackers.
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He said that an improvised explosive device (IED) was installed in the car and used for the explosion. The car seems to have been exploded with remote control. The banned terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has claimed responsibility for the attack on FC Fort and police is investigating the incident, while security has been increased around the fort Abdullah and Chaman. Analysts say there is a clear coordination between the restricted Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) and Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), who have intensified their attacks in recent times.