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Karachi Football Match Blast
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Pakistan: Blast during football match in Karachi leaves seven hurt 

| @indiablooms | Apr 14, 2021, at 02:51 pm

Karachi: A blast during a football match in Karachi's Hub area in Pakistan on Tuesday left at least seven people hurt, media reports said.

According to police, the final of a football tournament was taking place at a ground in Hub's Allahabad neighbourhood when the explosion occurred, reports Geo News.

The wounded were taken to Government Jam Ghulam Qadir Hospital, police told the news channel, adding that a bomb disposal squad had been called to the site and the area cordoned off.

The police said an initial probe shows that a remote controlled device was used to detonate the explosive that was hidden where spectators were seated.

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