
The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: At least 13 people were killed and 25 others sustained injuries when a Karachi-bound passenger coach overturned near Uthal in Lasbela district on Thursday. According to reports, the incident took place in Piprani area of Uthal town when a passenger coach overturned due to over speeding. Resultantly, 13 people died [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: Lawyers continued province-wide boycott of court proceedings on Wednesday, in protest against the killing of colleague lawyer Zaman Marri whose bullet-riddled dead body was found from Mastung town on Sunday. The courts wore deserted look as no lawyer appeared in superior and lower courts and all cases in sessions and [...]
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The Baloch Hal News KHUZDAR: A complete shutter down strike was observed in Khuzdar district on Wednesday in response call given by BSO-Azad condemning hostage taking of its member Imran Baloch. The Baloch Student Organization (BSO-Azad) workers also blocked the RCD highway on Wednesday disrupting Quetta Karachi traffic in Khuzdar. All the shops and trading [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: Unknown assailants set three more NATO trailers on fire in Khuzdar some 300 kilometer from here on Wednesday. According to sources, two trailers, carrying logistic support for NATO forces stationed in Afghanistan, were heading to Kandahar from Karachi when unknown armed men intercepted them near New Bus Stop and made [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: Two people, including a local leader of Balochista National Party (BNP) and a Police sub-inspector, were killed and five others, also a minor girl, sustained injuries in an explosion in busy Rind Market of Industrial Town Hub in Lasbela district on Wednesday. According to official sources, unknown persons planted an [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: President of the Balochistan National Party (BNP) and former chief minister of Balochistan Sardar Akhtar Mengal, while reacting on the recent strong-worded decision of the federal government to ban all armed groups and empower the Frontier Corps (FC), has said that the military operation had in fact never stopped in [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: Senior Vice-President of the National Party(NP) Senator Mir Hasil Khan Bizenjo has said that the proposed Frontier Corps (FC) action against Baloch people was meant to impose an emergency rule in Balochistan or impose the direct central rule of the federal government through a governor on the oil and gas [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: A former governor and corp commander of Balochistan General Abdul Qadir Baloch has claimed that the entire Cabinet was unaware about the impending operation in Balochistan and only Rehman Malik knew about it. He said that the suicide attack in Quetta had nothing to do with the Baloch rights movement. [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: Minister for Interior Rehman Malik on Tuesday met Inspector General Frontier Corps (FC) Maj. Gen Salim Nawaz here at FC headquarter here. During the meeting, the IG FC breifed him about overall law and order situation in the province. No more details were disclosed to the media about the issues [...]
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The Baloch Hal News QUETTA: Three people were killed in a bloody clash between two rival groups in Kanak area of Mastung, some 50-kilometer from here, on Tuesday. According to official sources, incident took place in Killi Baqi area of Kanak where two tribes had opened fire on each other over a petty issue. As [...]
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