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Karachi: 2 killed in terrorist attack on Pakistan Stock Exchange building

By ANI | Published: June 29, 2020 11:35 AM

Two people were killed after four terrorists stormed the Pakistan Stock Exchange building on Monday and opened firing, reported Geo News

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Two people were killed after four terrorists stormed the Pakistan Stock Exchange building on Monday and opened firing, reported Geo News The police said three of the four terrorists have been killed while one remains inside the building. The terrorists launched a grenade attack at the main gate of the building and stormed the building after firing indiscriminately.

A police officer and the security guard stationed outside the PSX building were among the wounded. Further details are awaited. A police officer and the security guard stationed outside the PSX building were among the wounded. The surrounding areas have been sealed by police and Rangers personnel. People inside the PSX building were being evacuated from the backdoor. "An unfortunate incident took place at the Pakistan Stock Exchange," said Abid Ali Habib, Director of the PSX. "They made their way from our parking area and opened fire on everyone."

( With inputs from ANI )

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