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CNews ISLAMABAD: Advisor to Prime Minister on Interior A. Rehman Malik said a foreign hand is involved in the assassination of former Chairperson of Pakistan People’s Party Benazir Bhutto.Talking to media at Quetta airport, he said investigations into the assassination are underway and are still making headway.Rehman Malik said party Co-Chairman Asif Ali Zardari and he take on their shoulder the responsibility to resolve the problems of Balochistan, adding the federal government is quite sincere in resolving all the issues of Balochstan. Malik said, ‘This is high time we looked forward instead of just crying about the previous government.Earlier talking to mediapersons at Pakistan Institute of Medial Sciences (PIMS) he said the people of Bajaur are returning to their homes adding that during last few days over 16,000 families have come back. He said the government is taking measures to bring back the local people before the Holy month of Ramazan. "The government will maintain its ...

PM strongly condemns Wah blasts CNews ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Thursday strongly condemned the bomb blasts in Wah that claimed several innocent lives.The Prime Minister directed the authorities to make efforts to expose the hidden hands behind the incident that took place outside Pakistan Ordnance Factory in Wah. He expressed deep grief and sorrow over the loss of lives and said the perpetrators of such crime would be brought to justice. President strongly condemns Wah blasts CNews ISLAMABAD: President Muhammadmian Soomro on Thursday strongly condemned the twin bomb blasts in Wah that claimed several innocent lives. The President in a message expressed deep grief and sorrow over the loss of lives and said perpetrators of such barbaric act of terrorism would be brought to justice. Sherry strongly condemns Wah blasts CNews ISLAMABAD: Minister for Information and Broadcasting Sherry Rehman has strongly condemned Thursday's twin blasts at Wah that caused loss of ...

CNews RAWALPINDI: The death toll in double suicide blasts at Pakistan Ordinance Factory rose to 100, while the number of injured is being reported as 110 here Thursday.According to Pakistan Ordnance Factories Board press release issued here, that the bomb blasts occurred outside two exit gates of POF Wah Cantt about 1440 hrs when a large number of workers of POF were coming out at the time of shift change. Meanwhile, talking to newsmen, Regional Police Officer Nasir Khan Durrani said that death toll has risen to 70, whereas critically injured were being given medical treatment in the hospital. The RPO said that those people who lost their lives in the barbaric incident, were identified as Shams, Naseer, Arshad, Sami, Joseph, Riaz, Abbass, Ashaq, Zareef, Amir, Aabid, Arif, Kamran, Ijaz, Tariq, Abdul Razzaq, Jawad, Iqbal, Zahid, Wali Muhammad, Azmat, Amjad, Muhammad Hussain, Jameel, Shahfeeq, Ashraf, Haq Nawaz, Abdul Rehman, Allah Rakha, Sami Ul Haq, Badar Munir, Ishtiaq, Ihsan, Siuraj, ...

CNews WAH: At least 70 people were killed and about 80 others injured in two suicide bomb blasts outside Pakistan's main military arms factory in Wah Cantt. on Thursday.According to hospital sources, at least 70 persons were killed in the twin blasts at the gates of Pakistan Ordnance Factory.The attackers blew themselves up almost simultaneously outside two gates of the sprawling factory complex in Wah Cantt. It is one of the country's most sensitive installations.Two men apparently blew themselves up outside the factory during a shift change. The bombers were on foot and they exploded themselves less than a minute apart.The Pakistani Ordnance Factories at Wah is a cluster of about 20 industrial units producing artillery, tank, and anti-aircraft ammunition for the Pakistan armed forces. It employs around 25,000 to 30,000 workers.Police and security forces cordoned off the area while security has been put on high alert across the country.Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani an...

Cnews ISLAMABAD: Two explosions have been occurred at the gate of ordinance factory in Wah Cantt near Texila on Thursday. According to reports, two blasts happened at the main and weapon gates when employees were leaving the factory after work. Eye witnesses said that a suicide bomber blew himself followed second blast at another gate of the factory.Ambulances and rescues agencies have reached the scene and injured are shifted to hospitals. Security forces have cordoned off the area after the blasts.

CNews WAH CANTT: At least 14 people were killed and several others were injured as two blasts, one confirmed as suicide, rocked Pakistan Ordinance Factory (POF) here Thursday.According to CNews, a blast occurred at Main Gate of the POF at rush hour which was immediately followed by another blast at Gate no.1.Local authorities confirmed that the second blast was suicide, while a foreign news agency claimed that both the blasts were caused by the suicidal attacks.The casualties might be increased as a number of POF workers among others were present at the gate.Ambulances were called from all over Rawalpindi district for rescue work and the dead-bodies and injured were brought to POF Hospital and others nearby hospitals.Security personnel immediately rushed the scene as the incident place considered to be sensitive due to the military installments. Forces cordoned of the area and helped the rescuers.DIG Rawalpindi Rao Iqbal confirmed the casualties of 11 people, saying that some 50 other...