Explosion in the Jafar Express of Pakistan, a few hours ago derailed the train and targeted

There is an explosion in a train in Pakistan, after which the train derailed. According to this incident, the city of Dasht Tehsil of the Mastung district is Balochistan near Spazand. The explosion took place in Jaffer Express, after which six coaches derailed from the train and many people were injured in this incident. In the video it can be seen that many coaches have derailed from the train. Many passengers are stuck in the train themselves. Rescue and rescue operations continue after the incident. The area is besieged. Railway employees assess the damage. In addition, they are putting the train back on track and cleaning the track. In another targeted attack, six bowies of Peshawar -quetta bound Jaffar Express near Dasht area of ​​Quetta. Railway officials confirmed, saying that no casualties were reported in the attack pic.twitter.com/jirle6wodt – Saadullah Akhter (@saadikhter) September 23, 2025 The security forces took place a few hours after the attack with explosives. However, it is not yet clear whether the two events have a connection between each other. After the incident, the passengers became scared and saw running around. Many passengers got stuck in the train themselves. At the same time, several teams were sent on the spot for rescue operations. The Jafar Express train that goes from Peshawar to Quetta has been blown away by militants near Spagend Town in Balochistan. There were 270 passengers in the train. Pakistani officials said the explosion occurred when the train went through Spain, part of the railway track was damaged in a powerful explosion. According to Dawn’s report, “three people were injured in the explosion and were admitted to the trauma center of civil hospital, while an injured child was transferred to a joint military hospital.” Even before that, the bla hijacked the train. The soldiers were attacked several times. Many soldiers are also dead. Now there is another explosion in Pakistan. Share this story -tags