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10 killed as bomb goes off in crowded Pak train
KARACHI. July 16: A bomb ripped through a crowded passenger train bound for the city of Karachi in Southern Pakistan today, killing 10 people and injuring 30 others, railway officials and doctors said, reports AP.
The train was pulling out of the station In Hyderabad, 160 kilometers north of Karachi, when the bomb went off In a rear railway car. officials said.
Troops promptly cordoned off the area. Railway officials said residents reacted quickly, rushing victims to a nearby hospital.
No one claimed responsibility for the explosion, and police said they had no suspects.
"It was an act ol terrorism, but it is premature to say who was involved," said Hyderabad police superintendent Moazim Jail Anzari. “We are investigating."
Four passengers died in the emergency ward of the hospital, railway workers said. Hospital officials said another four people died within an hour. Another two passengers died later of their injuries.
Doctors said the number of injured also Increased as passengers arrived at the hospital with minor injuries, many of them with cuts and bruises. There were still several passengers considered to be in serious condition, they said
The authorities were still trying to Identify four of the dead, said the state-run news agency Associated Press of Pakistan.
The hospital also declared an emergency, putting out an appeal lor blood donors and calling in additional staff to help treat the victims.
"The train was just leaving when there was a huge bang,
smoke everywhere and people screaming." said a passenger, who Identified himself only as AzIm He was traveling with his sister and her two children In the passenger car carrying the explosive device.
But the man only suffered cuts and bruises. The rear of the railway car was a tangled mess of twisted steel.
In recent months, there have been several bombings in Pakistan. Most of the explosions have occurred in the eastern province of Punjab, the country's largest and most populous region.
However. Karachi. Pakistan's largest city of 14 million people, also has been a target.
Pakistani authorities have blamed many of the explosions on neighboring India, but the accusations have not been publicly backed by evidence.