PM visits Mastung blast victims in Quetta

Author: Web Desk

QUETTA: Prime Minister Nasir-ul-Mulk reached Quetta on Sunday and held a meeting with the governor and Chief Minister (CM) Allauddin Marri to discuss the security situation in Balochistan.

Earlier, PM Nasir-ul-Mulk along with Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani and interim CM Allauddin Marri visited Combined Military hospital (CMH) in Quetta to inquire about the health of the wounded individuals. Nasir also visited the Raisani family to offer condolences.

A total of 131 lost their lives in Mastung explosion including Nawab Siraj Raisani on Friday.

Furthermore, flags were lowered to pay a tribute to the nation’s martyred across Pakistan, while on orders of Interim Prime Minister (PM) Justice (retd) Nasir-ul-Mulk, Balochistan government has already announced two day morning on Saturday.

On the other hand, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Chairman Imran Khan and Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) President Shehbaz Sharif also arrived in Quetta today to offer condolences to the aggrieved families. The army chief has already made a visit on Saturday.

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