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All Hostages Freed, 27 Soldiers Killed In Pakistan Train Siege
More than 340 train passengers taken hostage by a rebel group were freed Wednesday by security forces after a 30-hour siege, an army official told AFP, confirming that 27 off-duty soldiers were shot by rebels.
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Pakistan Train Hijack: 190 Passengers Rescued By Security Forces
Pakistan security sources on Wednesday said the military had freed 190 train passengers taken hostage by gunmen on the second day of a siege in the mountainous southwest.
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Attack Near Karachi Airport, All Flights Suspended
A Pakistani spokesman says militants have attacked a security training facility at the Karachi airport and that a firefight is underway with the attackers. The attack comes after an all-night siege at the airport by the Taliban left 37 dead.
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50 suspects arrested as Pak steps up probe into Lahore attack
Stepping up their investigation into the terrorist siege of a police training centre near here, Pakistani authorities rounded up over 50 suspects and recovered arms and ammunition from them as Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif set up a special committee to probe the attack.
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All Hostages Freed, 27 Soldiers Killed In Pakistan Train Siege
More than 340 train passengers taken hostage by a rebel group were freed Wednesday by security forces after a 30-hour siege, an army official told AFP, confirming that 27 off-duty soldiers were shot by rebels.
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Pakistan Train Hijack: 190 Passengers Rescued By Security Forces
Pakistan security sources on Wednesday said the military had freed 190 train passengers taken hostage by gunmen on the second day of a siege in the mountainous southwest.
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Attack Near Karachi Airport, All Flights Suspended
A Pakistani spokesman says militants have attacked a security training facility at the Karachi airport and that a firefight is underway with the attackers. The attack comes after an all-night siege at the airport by the Taliban left 37 dead.
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50 suspects arrested as Pak steps up probe into Lahore attack
Stepping up their investigation into the terrorist siege of a police training centre near here, Pakistani authorities rounded up over 50 suspects and recovered arms and ammunition from them as Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif set up a special committee to probe the attack.
