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The Portuguese government condemned "the most vehement" Friday's suicide bombing in an election rally in Mastung district, southwestern Pakistan, reaffirming the need to end "all forms "de" " The Portuguese Government strongly condemns the terrorist suicide bombing that killed more than 120 people at an election rally in the Mastung region of Pakistan ," says the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in
The Portuguese Government expresses its condolences to the Pakistani authorities and the families of the victims and reaffirms their strong condemnation of terrorism in all its forms
their sincere solidarity with the Pakistani people who will be able to overcome this infamous attempt to destabilize the current electoral process and that will not be
At least 128 people were killed in this attack, q It had already been claimed by the jihadist group Islamic State, with 122 other wounded, according to the most recent report
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A suicide bomber detonated the bombs he had with him at the end of the event, which took place in a market in Mastung in Baluchistan Province
"L & # 39; Attack was aimed at a rally of political leader Mir Siraj Raisani, The attacker was sitting among the people who participated in the event and blew up the bombs he was carrying at the end of the event "said Mastung police spokesman Sana Ullah. several hospitals in the provincial capital, Quetta, located approximately 35 kilometers from the place where the attack took place.
In the capital, health services are in a state of emergency, "said Muhammed Ramzan, a spokesman for
This attack was the second occurred Friday at an election rally in Pakistan, where legislative elections will take place on July 25 in a tense climate
Before, a bomb hidden in a motorcycle Target candidate Akram Khan Durrani, representative of a coalition of religious parties (see below ), was arrested in the town of Bannu, north of Bannu, when pbading the convoy of another election candidate, killing four people and injuring 40 others. (MMA) survived the attack .
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