A suicide bomber struck a passenger train in Quetta, Balochistan province, Pakistan, on 25 May 2026, killing at least 47 people — including 20 soldiers — and injuring 98 others, according to rescue officials.
Rescue officials confirmed on Monday that the death toll from the Quetta train suicide blast had risen to 47, with the injured count standing at 98. The attack targeted a passenger train in Balochistan, Pakistan.
Among the 47 fatalities confirmed in the Quetta train blast of 25 May 2026, at least 20 were soldiers, underscoring the attack's toll on security personnel deployed in Balochistan province, rescue officials said.
At least 98 people were injured when a suicide bomber struck a passenger train in Quetta, Balochistan, on 25 May 2026. Rescue officials said emergency teams were deployed to the blast site to assist the wounded.
Locals gathered at the blast site in Quetta after a suicide attack on a passenger train on 25 May 2026 killed 47 people and wounded 98 others in Balochistan province, according to rescue officials cited by NationPress.