3 girls and 2 soldiers who were killed in Pakistani school bus bombs are buried

Quetta, Pakistan – Hundreds of mourners in Pakistan visited the funerals of three schoolgirls and two soldiers on Thursday, who were killed in a suicide attack, in which a school bus aimed at.

The girls aged 10 to 16 were students at the Army Public School in Khuzdar, a city in Belutschistan, said the local authorities. Another 53 people were wounded on Wednesday, including 39 children, when the bomber drove a car into the school bus in Khuzdar.

No group has taken responsibility for the attack, one of the deadliest school children in recent years. The separatist Beluchtfreundungs ​​Army (BLA) claimed most of the previous attacks in the southwestern province.

Both the BLA and the Pakistani Taliban usually fail to responsibility for attacks that lead to civilian or childlike victims.

The BLA has led a long -term separatist uprising in Belutschistan. The United States described Group A Terrorists in 2019.

Pakistan's military and government accused the rival India for the attack without providing evidence. India did not comment. India and Pakistan fought a four -day conflict this month this month before he agreed to an armistice.