A powerful explosion hit Quetta near the Frontier Constabulary (FC) headquarters on Monday. Authorities say at least 13 people were killed and 32 others were injured. Rescue teams and security forces reached the scene quickly.
Officials reported the blast near the main entrance of the FC headquarters on Zarghun Road. Witnesses described a loud bang, a bright flash, and people running away in panic. Security teams sealed off the area and emergency vehicles rushed victims to nearby hospitals.
Hospital officials confirmed that 13 victims died and at least 32 were taken to hospitals with injuries ranging from minor to serious. Medical staff have asked the public for blood donations. Extra doctors and nurses were called in to help the wounded.
Police and security agencies started a full investigation. Bomb disposal teams and forensic experts searched the site for evidence. Early reports say an improvised explosive device (IED) may have been used, but officials are still checking the facts.
Authorities set up more checkpoints around the city and increased patrols to stop any more attacks.
This Quetta blast is part of a pattern of attacks in Balochistan, where militant and separatist groups have targeted security forces and civilians. Such attacks aim to create fear and disturb public life in the province.
The Chief Minister of Balochistan condemned the attack, calling it an “act of cowardice,” and promised that security forces will catch those responsible. The federal government has offered support to the provincial authorities.
On social media, many people shared messages of sympathy for the victims and asked for better safety measures in the city.
No group has openly claimed responsibility so far. Investigators are checking CCTV cameras near the scene and speaking to witnesses to learn how the device was planted. Officials have urged residents to stay al
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