Two bomb explosions near candidates’ offices in the Pakistani province of Balochistan killed at least 28 people and wounded dozens on the eve of general elections, officials have said. The first bomb killed 16 people in Pishin district, north of Quetta city, and a second explosion left 12 people dead in Qila Saifullah to the east. There was no immediate claim for the attacks, and police are still trying to determine the cause amid a vote marred by violence and claims of poll-rigging.
Pakistan: Two bomb explosions kill at least 28 in Balochistan day before elections | BBC News
