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Pakistan bomb: Several dead as blast hits Multan bus station Pakistan blast leave several dead at Multan bus station
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At least 10 people have been killed and more than 40 injured in an explosion at a bus terminal in the Pakistani city of Multan, officials say.At least 10 people have been killed and more than 40 injured in an explosion at a bus terminal in the Pakistani city of Multan, officials say.
Officials say the explosion happened when a motorcycle hit a motorised rickshaw at the busy bus stop, causing a large fire.Officials say the explosion happened when a motorcycle hit a motorised rickshaw at the busy bus stop, causing a large fire.
Police believe one of the vehicles was carrying explosives but forensic teams are still investigating.Police believe one of the vehicles was carrying explosives but forensic teams are still investigating.
Ball bearings were recovered from the site of the explosion.Ball bearings were recovered from the site of the explosion.
Local media quoted officials as saying that a bomb was fitted to the motorcycle, but one police official said that a bomb was remotely detonated.Local media quoted officials as saying that a bomb was fitted to the motorcycle, but one police official said that a bomb was remotely detonated.
No group has said it carried out an attack.No group has said it carried out an attack.
Many of the dead and injured were taken to the local Nishtar hospital. The death toll is expected to rise because of the serious nature of some of the injuries.Many of the dead and injured were taken to the local Nishtar hospital. The death toll is expected to rise because of the serious nature of some of the injuries.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has expressed his condemnation and sorrow over the incident.Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has expressed his condemnation and sorrow over the incident.