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- Pakistan: Hundreds of casualties in multiple suicide bombings
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- U.N. Security Council has emergency meeting over sudden deterioration in Mali
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Pakistan: Hundreds of casualties in multiple suicide bombings

Two suicide bombing sites on Thursday
Over 100 people were killed and hundreds were injured in a series ofsuicide bombing attacks in two provinces in Pakistan on Thursday. InQuetta, the capital of Balochistan, a massive blast occurred in asnooker club. When rescue teams, police, and reporters were thenkilled by three more bombs that exploded when they arrived at thescene of the first blast. Hazari Shia Muslims were targeted by theattacks. It’s believed that the perpetrators are from the UnitedBaloch Army, a separatist terror group linked to al-Qaeda. In theSwat Valley in northern Pakistan, another 22 people were killed and 70injured by a suicide blast attributed to the Taliban.