A bomb blast occurred near a railway track in Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan, on Sunday morning, injuring dozens and leaving several feared dead. The explosion took place as the Jaffar Express, a passenger train bound for Peshawar, was passing through the area. Reports indicate that three train coaches derailed, with two overturning due to the blast. The explosion also caused damage to several parked vehicles and shattered windows in nearby buildings. Local authorities have not yet confirmed the nature of the blast. Emergency services and local officials, including the Deputy Commissioner and rescue teams, quickly arrived at the scene to conduct rescue operations. This incident follows another recent derailment in Punjab province, where 26 passengers were injured when a train derailed. The situation remains tense as investigations into the blast continue.