The United States has condemned the Quetta Railway Station bombing in Pakistan on November 9, which killed 26 and injured 62. The Balochistan Liberation Army claimed responsibility. US State Department spokesperson highlighted the shared commitment with Pakistan against terrorism and commented on Taliban's views on women's leadership.

Quetta: Pakistan Railways has temporarily suspended train operations to and from Quetta station a day after an explosion incident that left 26 people dead and 62 others injured. The suspension, in effect from November 11 to 14,

Pakistan’s railways has suspended all train services to and from a restive southwestern province where a suicide bombing at a train station over the weekend killed 26 people, including soldiers and railway staff.

QUETTA: At least 10 people were killed and 25 others were injured in bomb blast near Quetta railway station on Saturday.

Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti and Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi led a high-level meeting at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat to discuss the province’s law and order situation following the recent blast incident at Quetta railway station.

Several countries, including the USA and the UK, condemned Saturday's suicide blast at a railway station in Pakistan's Quetta region which left at least 26 people dead.

The Quetta railway station explosion hit around 8:45am (local time) and was claimed by the Baloch Liberation Army, a separatist group.

At least 26 dead in powerful bomb blast at train station in Pakistan - Train services to and from Quetta temproarily suspended

Pakistan Railways has suspended train services to Quetta station after a deadly explosion killed 26 and injured 62. The closure lasts from November 11 to 14 for passenger safety. The Bolan Mail and Jaffar Express will resume services later in November.