Blast rocks central Quetta; 4 killed, 15 injured
The Hindu
The attack happened outside the Science College in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province
A roadside bomb exploded outside a college in southwestern Pakistan on December 30, killing four people and wounding at least 15, mostly passers-by, police and a rescue official said.
The attack happened outside the Science College in Quetta, the capital of Baluchistan province, according to Fida Hussain, a senior police officer. Baqi Hussain, a rescuer, said that they transported three bodies and about a dozen wounded to a hospital, where one of the seriously wounded died. Hussain also confirmed four people died in the bombing.
The college was closed at the time of the attack due to the winter break and none of the teachers or students were among the victims.
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