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25 killed, 39 injured in Lahore attack

| | Jul 25, 2017, at 12:18 am
Lahore, July 24 (IBNS): A suspected suicide attack in Lahore city of Pakistan left at least 25 people killed on Monday, officials said.

The blast left 39 others injured.

Sources confirmed to Geo News that eight policeman are among those martyred in the blast.

The blast occurred close to the Arfa Karim IT Tower.

According to reports, several motorcycles and at least one vehicle was destroyed in the blast.

Security forces have cordoned off the area.

Officials have started investigation into the matter.

The injured people were shifted to Jinnah Hospital and other nearby hospitals for treatment.

The official Twitter account of the Government of Punjab (Pakistan) posted: "#LahoreBlast - 5 PM update: '39 people injured and 25 persons have lost their lives.' - Deputy Commissioner Lahore."

"Chief Minister Punjab @CMShehbaz has strongly condemned the blast in Kot Lakhpat," read another statement.

Pakistan's Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa mourned the loss of lives in the incident.

Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor‏ tweeted: "COAS shares grief with victim families of Lhr blast. Directs for immediate rescue and relief efforts. Troops reached at site."

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