Four policemen killed, one injured in Quetta blast

By ANI
Friday, December 24, 2010

QUETTA - At least four policemen were killed and one injured in a blast in Quetta, Pakistan, according to a TV channel.

Police sources said that a police van was targeted by a remote-controlled bomb on Qambrani road in Quetta, The Nation reported.

An earlier report had said that it was a hand grenade attack. (ANI)

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