Islamabad:
At least six people were killed and 45 injured in a suicide attack on the convoy of Balochistan province's police chief in Pakistan late on Sunday.
The incident occurred in Quetta, the provincial capital city, when the suicide bomber drove his explosive-laden vehicle into inspector general of police Mushtaq Sukhera's convoy, reported Dawn citing a police official seeking anonymity.
Mr Sukhera, however, narrowly escaped the attack which shattered the windows of nearby houses. The powerful blast could be heard far and wide in the city.
Militants also fired six rockets in the city, causing panic among the local populace, said police.
Mr Sukhera was appointed IG Balochistan in February following two massive sectarian attacks in the city, which killed and wounded hundreds of people.
No militant group claimed responsibility for Sunday's attack.
The incident occurred in Quetta, the provincial capital city, when the suicide bomber drove his explosive-laden vehicle into inspector general of police Mushtaq Sukhera's convoy, reported Dawn citing a police official seeking anonymity.
Mr Sukhera, however, narrowly escaped the attack which shattered the windows of nearby houses. The powerful blast could be heard far and wide in the city.
Militants also fired six rockets in the city, causing panic among the local populace, said police.
Mr Sukhera was appointed IG Balochistan in February following two massive sectarian attacks in the city, which killed and wounded hundreds of people.
No militant group claimed responsibility for Sunday's attack.
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