ISLAMABAD (PAN‘s southern province of Sindh on Wednesday evening, officials said.
Suspected insurgents crashed an explosives-laden vehicle into a local office of Pakistan’s spy service in Sukkur city, wounding more than 40 people.
Director General of Rangers Maj. Gen. Rizwan Akhtar told reporters six back-to-back blasts rocked the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI.
Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) Javed Odho said the brazen assault triggered a shootout between security officials and the assailants. The powerful blasts caused major damage to the ISI office.
Around 10 gunmen have attacked the heavily-guarded compound, said Masood Bangash, the deputy superintendent of police. A Shiite mosque, the commissioner residence and Rangers’ headquarters are also located in the neighbourhood.
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