Crime
BREAKING: Female Suicide Bomber Blows Herself Up In A Van (Photo)

BREAKING: Female Suicide Bomber Blows Herself Up In A Van (Photo)
Not less than four people, including three Chinese nationals and their Pakistani driver, were killed and several others injured on Tuesday when a car exploded on the premises of the University of Karachi, the Pakistan media reported.
Initially, reports suggest that the blast took place in a van near Confucius Institute in the university.

Female Suicide Bomber.
The Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) has claimed responsibility for the attack. It claimed a woman suicide bomber Shari Baloch alias Bramsh carried out 2the attack. This is the first major attack on Chinese nationals in Pakistan since the bombing of a bus at Dasu in the northwest in July 2021, which killed nine Chinese nationals.
Karachi police chief Ghulam Nabi Memon said the initial investigation suggests it may have been a suicide bomber. He said closed-circuit television footage from the site showed a person dressed in the female burqa head-to-toe covering walking up to the van, followed by an instantaneous explosion.
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