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How separatist militants hijacked a train in Pakistan

How separatist militants hijacked a train in Pakistan

  • Jaffar Express was heading to Peshawar city from Quetta with 425 people on board
  • Militants blew up railway tracks, fired at train and trapped locomotive inside tunnel
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