A police van targetted explosion occurred on Saturday in the Kambrani Road area of Quetta, involving two separate blasts. Fortunately, no casualties were reported, according to local police authorities.
Police officials said the first explosion occurred on the roadside. Shortly after, a second, more focused blast happened near a vehicle belonging to the Crime Investigation Team (CIT). The authorities confirmed that the device was an Improvised Explosive Device (IED).
The police van targetted in the attack sustained partial damage, but all personnel on and around the scene remained unharmed. Security forces quickly cordoned off the area following the blasts. Investigative and forensic teams were immediately deployed to gather evidence and begin a detailed inquiry into the incident.
The apparent police van targetted attack indicates that the perpetrators aimed to harm security personnel. Detonating an IED on a busy road also highlights the ongoing security challenges in the region. Despite the severity of the blasts, the absence of injuries is considered a fortunate outcome.
Authorities have launched a comprehensive investigation to identify and apprehend those responsible. Evidence collection, forensic analysis, and increased security measures are underway in the area to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Police have urged local residents to stay alert and report any suspicious activity immediately. They assured the public that all steps are being taken to ensure safety and to bring the attackers to justice. The incident underscores the persistent threats faced by law enforcement in Quetta and the importance of vigilance in maintaining security.
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