One killed, 9 hurt in blast
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QUETTA One security personnel was killed and nine others including six civilians were wounded after a remote controlled bomb exploded in the Panjgur town of Balochistan on Monday morning. Baloch Liberation Front (BLF) accepted the responsibility for the attack.According to sources, unidentified people had planted an explosive device in a motorbike parked at Hospital Road of Panjgur town.The device went off with a big bang when vehicle of security forces passed through the area. Resultantly,10 people including 3 security personnel sustained injuries and rushed to a nearby hospital where security personnel identified as Rafiq succumbed to his injuries.'Seven people including two personnel of Frontier Corps (FC) were injured in motorcycle blast when the vehicle of security forces was passing through the area, Jamil Ahmed, DPO Panjgur said.However, the spokesman of FC rejected the reports of any such attack on vehicle of FC, when this scribe contacted him to ascertain about the incident.Some injured were identified as Zubair, Amjad, Matiullah, Muhammad Anwar, Abdul Razzaq, Gul Muhammad, Tabish and Nazeer.The condition of some injured was stated to be serious.The incident spread panic and fear in the area and forced shopkeepers toclose down their shops.Police reached the scene after the incident and cordoned off the area.Meanwhile, spokesman of Baloch Liberation Front identifying himself as Doda Baloch calling to journalists from unspecified location claimed responsibility for the attack on vehicle of security forces in Panjgur district.He further said that the attack was carried out through remote controlled device that claimed eight lives of security forces including an officer.
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One Frontier Constabulary official died and several other people were injured on Monday when a remote-controlled bomb was detonated at Panjgur, in the Balochistan province of Pakistan. The Balochistan Liberation Front (BLF) later claimed responsibility for the attack.

Witnesses say the bomb was planted in a motorbike parked on Hospital Road in the town. When town security vehicles were passing, the bomb exploded. A security official, identified as Head Constable Mohammad Rafique, was killed. Ten others were severely injured; according to witnesses, this included six civilians. The victims were immediately rushed to hospital.

The blast was so powerful that the sound could be heard in a significant area of the town. Three of the injured were Frontier Corps (FC) officials. Some victims are said to be in a critical condition. 

Frightened shopkeepers soon shut down after the incident. Police soon arrived in the area to take control of the situation.

Doda Baloch, spokesman for the BLF, called journalists to say that they had executed the attack with a remote-controlled motorcycle bomb. He claimed the attack killed eight from the security forces, including an officer.

An investigation into this explosion is underway, said Panjgur police.