Islamabad, Sep 3: Pakistan is really facing a tough time as all the disasters, be it natural or man made, shattered the country and took it to a devastating result.
While the country is struggling to deal with the massive flood that hit Pakistan in 2010, several bomb blasts again shook the country from its root.
A suicide bomb blast in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta on Friday, Sep 3 caused a disaster in the country.
The death toll raised to 22 in the by the end of Sep 3.
It was the second major attack in the similar week of Sep 3, challenging the government already overwhelmed by floods.
Rallies are held across Pakistan every year on the last Friday of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan to support Palestinian demands for a separate homeland.
Security personnel have cordoned off the area as participants of the procession turned hostile.
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While the country is struggling to deal with the massive flood that hit Pakistan in 2010, several bomb blasts again shook the country from its root.
A suicide bomb blast in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta on Friday, Sep 3 caused a disaster in the country.
The death toll raised to 22 in the by the end of Sep 3.
It was the second major attack in the similar week of Sep 3, challenging the government already overwhelmed by floods.
Rallies are held across Pakistan every year on the last Friday of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan to support Palestinian demands for a separate homeland.
Security personnel have cordoned off the area as participants of the procession turned hostile.
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