Bomb blast at Pakistan's Sufi shrine kills scores, ISIS claims onus
13 Nov 2016 10:52 AM IST13 Nov 2016 10:52 AM IST
The blast hit worshippers participating in a ceremony at the shrine of the Sufi saint Shah Noorani in Balochistan.
At least 52 people died and more than 100 others were injured Saturday in a bomb blast at a remote Sufi shrine in Pakistan, officials said, with the ISIS claiming the attack.- People gather outside an emergency ward of a local hospital after hearing news of a bomb blast at a Sufi shrine, in Karachi, Pakistan.
- Staff members of a local hospital wait for casualties of bomb blast at a Sufi shrine, in Karachi, Pakistan.
- An injured victim of bomb blast at a Sufi shrine, is treated at a local hospital in Hub town near Karachi, Pakistan.
- Pakistani rescue workers and volunteers unload an injured victim of bomb blast at a Sufi shrine, from an ambulance upon his arrival at a local hospital in Hub town near Karachi, Pakistan.
- A boy, injured in a bomb blast at a Sufi shrine, is brought to a local hospital in Karachi, Pakistan.
- Pakistanis display missing family members following a bomb blast at a Sufi shrine, while they wait outside the emergency ward of a local hospital in Karachi.
- Volunteers arrange bodies of the victims of shrine bomb blast, at a morgue in Karachi.
At least 52 people died and more than 100 others were injured Saturday in a bomb blast at a remote Sufi shrine in Pakistan, officials said, with the ISIS claiming the attack.
The blast hit worshippers participating in a ceremony at the shrine of the Sufi saint Shah Noorani in Balochistan.
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