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PESHAWAR:A suicide blast outside a hotel in the Qissa Khwani area of Peshawar on Tuesday evening killed at least seven people and injured 42 others, Express News reported.According to initial details, the blast took place outside Pak hotel in Kocha-e-Risaldar.Express News correspondent Faizan Hussain said that聽injured have been shifted to Lady Reading Hospital for treatment. Among the injured are聽35 men, dunk five children and two women who were having dinner when the blast took place.Most of the dead and injured hailed from Hangu, Parachinar or Kurram agency.Emergency services and law enforcement personnel rushed to the site immediately after the blast. Officials have cordoned off the blast site.E airmaxplus xpress News correspondent Jahangir yeezys Shahzad said that police officials had found body parts that allegedly belonged to a suspected suicide bomber.Shafqat Malik, who leads the Bomb Disposal Unit, said it was a suicide blast.Shahzad added that the bomber was carrying between four to five kilogramme o RAWALPIND:While the rising inflation has increased the cost of living drastically, it has also caused an upsurge in the cost of burial in the twin cities which often stanley kaufen leaves already sorrowing citizens dumbfounded.Even when the g nb 550 oing rate for a grave is n converse ot an issue, which The Express Tribune learned is between Rs 25,000 to 50,000, finding a burial place in the federal capital or its twin Rawalpindi is itself a hassle.Some citizens, like Shaukat Bhatti, went as far as to allege that graveyards were not short on space but rather it was influential people reserving graves that had led to a supposed burial space shortage.Bahlol Asghar, a resident of Rawalpindi is one of many who put stock in the allegations put forth by Bhatti, as he told The Express Tribune that it was an open secret that grave sites were sold to the highest payer in every cemetery of the cantonment city. ldquo;Every family goes through this ordeal but no one takes notice, rdquo; he said. Former Mayor of Municipal Corporat
PESHAWAR:A suicide blast outside a hotel in the Qissa Khwani area of Peshawar on Tuesday evening killed at least seven people and injured 42 others, Express News reported.According to initial details, the blast took place outside Pak hotel in Kocha-e-Risaldar.Express News correspondent Faizan Hussain said that聽injured have been shifted to Lady Reading Hospital for treatment. Among the injured are聽35 men, dunk five children and two women who were having dinner when the blast took place.Most of the dead and injured hailed from Hangu, Parachinar or Kurram agency.Emergency services and law enforcement personnel rushed to the site immediately after the blast. Officials have cordoned off the blast site.E airmaxplus xpress News correspondent Jahangir yeezys Shahzad said that police officials had found body parts that allegedly belonged to a suspected suicide bomber.Shafqat Malik, who leads the Bomb Disposal Unit, said it was a suicide blast.Shahzad added that the bomber was carrying between four to five kilogramme o RAWALPIND:While the rising inflation has increased the cost of living drastically, it has also caused an upsurge in the cost of burial in the twin cities which often stanley kaufen leaves already sorrowing citizens dumbfounded.Even when the g nb 550 oing rate for a grave is n converse ot an issue, which The Express Tribune learned is between Rs 25,000 to 50,000, finding a burial place in the federal capital or its twin Rawalpindi is itself a hassle.Some citizens, like Shaukat Bhatti, went as far as to allege that graveyards were not short on space but rather it was influential people reserving graves that had led to a supposed burial space shortage.Bahlol Asghar, a resident of Rawalpindi is one of many who put stock in the allegations put forth by Bhatti, as he told The Express Tribune that it was an open secret that grave sites were sold to the highest payer in every cemetery of the cantonment city. ldquo;Every family goes through this ordeal but no one takes notice, rdquo; he said. Former Mayor of Municipal Corporat
