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Pakistan Peshawar-bound train hijacked, passengers taken hostage by armed men

DNA Tuesday, 11 March 2025 ()
A passenger train in Pakistan's southwestern province came under fire by Balochistan on Tuesday, which has left the driver with severe injuries, and over 450 passengers and staff are feared to have been taken hostage, local media reported.
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News video: Pakistan Breaking : Train Hijacked, Several Killed By Baloch Army, 400 Passengers Taken As Hostages

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Pakistan Breaking : Terror strikes Pakistan’s railways as Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) militants hijack the Jaffar Express in Bolan, Balochistan! The armed group has taken 120 hostages, including security personnel, and killed six soldiers in a brutal attack. The train was forced to stop after...

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