At least one person was killed and several others injured following a Bolan Railway Blast , Balochistan, which led to the suspension of train services on Monday.
Local media reported that the explosion occurred last night in the Dozan area of Bolan, resulting in the destruction of a railway bridge. The bridge’s collapse halted train operations, with services from Karachi and Rawalpindi to Quetta and other regions now suspended, according to reports.
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Additionally, armed individuals blocked the Quetta section of the National Highway last night, causing further transportation disruptions in the area.
Balochistan experienced a series of coordinated militant attacks across multiple districts, targeting security forces’ camps, Levies stations, and police facilities. The assaults, which began Sunday night and continued into Monday, left several injured, including an assistant commissioner.
In Musakhail district, 22 bodies were found on a highway linking Balochistan to Punjab; the victims were reportedly shot dead while traveling. The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) claimed responsibility, asserting control over key roads.
Significant incidents included a violent clash in Lasbela’s Bela area, where militants attacked a security forces camp, injuring two personnel and killing two attackers. In Kalat, militants seized a section of the Quetta-Karachi Highway, two hotels, and a hospital, engaging in a firefight with security forces.
Similar attacks took place in Mastung, where militants captured a Levies station and blocked the highway, checking passengers’ identification. Security operations are ongoing to regain control and ensure safety in the affected areas.
