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Pakistan Shooting: 20 Killed, Seven Injured in Attack on Miners in Balochistan

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: October 11, 2024 10:23 IST

Gunmen killed 20 miners and wounded another seven in Pakistan's southwest on Friday, October 11. It's the latest attack ...

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Gunmen killed 20 miners and wounded another seven in Pakistan's southwest on Friday, October 11. It's the latest attack in restive Balochistan province and comes days ahead of a major security summit being hosted in the capital.

Police official Hamayun Khan Nasir said the gunmen stormed the accommodations at the coal mine in Duki district late Thursday night, rounded up the men and opened fire.

Gunmen Killed 20 Miners in Balochistan

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Most of the men were from Pashtun-speaking areas of Balochistan. Three of the dead and four of the wounded were Afghan. Nobody claimed immediate responsibility for the attack.

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