Updated at: 9:46 PST, Friday, September 03, 2010 Quetta suicide bomb kills 54, hurts over 80 QUETTA: The death toll has mounted to 54 in the suicide attack on Yaum-al-Quds rally at Meezan chowk, Quetta on Friday while over 80 others have sustained injuries, Geo News reported.

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Quetta Meezan chock Blast on Yaum-al-quds Latest video 3rd September 2010

A suicide bomb at a pro-Palestinian rally in the Pakistani city of Quetta has killed over forty and injured dozens more. . Follow us on twitter at twitter.com .

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Pakistan suicide bomb kills over forty in Quetta

bombblast Youm-al-Quds rally at Meezan chowk in Quetta on 3 septtember 2010

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A three-day long period of mourning in Pakistan has begun following Wednesday’s bombing of a Shia Muslim march that killed 31 people and injured at least 170, BBC online reports.

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News Update: Pakistan Mourns Lahore Bombing Deaths

Witness accounts of the Yaum-i-Shahadat Hazrat Ali (RA) blasts paint a grim picture as the death toll rises to 37.

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Eye witnesses injured in the Lahore blasts

Read the Transcript: to.pbs.org In other news Wednesday, bombs killed at least 25 people and injured scores more in a religious procession in Lahore, Pakistan.

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News Wrap: Bombings in Pakistan Kill at Least 25

At least 25 people have been killed in three separate bomb attacks in the Pakistani city of Lahore. .

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Lahore attacks – Mayo Hospital update

International aid is flowing into Pakistan where massive floods have claimed 1600 lives and affected more than 17 million people. “We are still in the beginning. There are hundreds of thousands of people displaced, newly displaced every day, every week more and more people are impacted,” UN Deputy Envoy to Pakistan Kilian Kleinschmidt told RT.

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Slow rolling tsunami: 2010 flood worst disaster in Pakistan history