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Heavy gunfire in Pakistan's Karachi after reported explosion near Rangers’ offices At least two people were injured and taken to hospital, said a statement from Edhi Foundation which provides emergency assistance in Pakistan

4 killed as blasts, gunfire rock Rangers HQ in Karachi; suicide attack suspected - India Today A suicide bomber reportedly attacked the headquarters of the Sindh Rangers in Karachi, killing four people, including three Sindh Rangers, and injuring three others, according to local reports from Pakistan. The attacker detonated explosives targeting the compound, while other members of the group opened fire on security personnel, triggering an intense gunfight. Sources said the first explosion was powerful, followed by two smaller blasts. The gunfight reportedly continued for nearly half an hour. According to local media reports, the attack took place on a major road in Gulistan-i-Jauhar, which connects several universities and leads toPakistan’s Meteorological Department. Police and rescue teams rushed to the area following reports of an explosion and subsequent gunfire, Dawn reported. Authorities sealed off the neighbourhood as security personnel launched an operation to secure the area. Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah sought a detailed report of the incident, according to his spokesperson, the publication reported. Videos circulating on social media showed a heavy pol…

Gunfire and Explosion Near Karachi Universities: Attack near Rangers Headquarters: Live Updates Pakistan’s financial hub of Karachi was rocked by an explosion followed by reports of gunfire on Saturday, prompting a major security response near the city’s University Road, where several universities and the offices of the Pakistan Rangers are located. Police, rescue teams and bomb disposal units rushed to the area as authorities sealed off the neighbourhood and launched an investigation into the incident. Officials have not yet confirmed the cause of the explosion, whether there were any casualties, or who was behind the attack. Videos circulating on social media showed heavy police deployment and intermittent gunfire, while unverified claims of responsibility also surfaced online. Authorities have urged caution as investigations continue. 🚨 JUST IN: Multiple explosions and intense gunfire reported near University Road’s Chowrangi area in Karachi, Pakistan. Heavy police and law enforcement units have rushed to the scene as authorities work to determine the nature of the incident. What this shows: Security…pic.twitter.com/KyQQZYEJVH — Brics Times (@Brics_Timesx)June 27, 2026 🚨 …

Pakistan's Karachi sees explosion, gunfire; 2 injured Listen to this article in summarized format Listen Loading... × × Subscribe to Unlock AI Briefing and Premium Content New Year Offer 24 Hours Left Subscribe Now Already a member? Sign In What's Included Exclusive Stories Daily ePaper Access Smart Market Tools Curated Investment Ideas Ad-lite Experience Subscription TIL Creatives AI generated image for representation At least three Pakistan Rangers personnel were killed after terrorists attacked a Rangers headquarters in Karachi's heavily populated Gulistan-e-Jauhar area on Saturday, PTI reported on late Saturday, citing police officials. Sindh Inspector General of Police Javed Alam Odho said initial investigations suggested the attackers arrived in a vehicle and rammed the compound's main gate before entering the premises. Rangers personnel responded immediately, engaging the attackers in a gun battle, but three of them were killed in the assault, Odho said. An explosion was heard when the attack began, though its cause has not yet been established, he added. "What is confirmed is that as soon as the attack took place, the Rangers personnel immediately took positions and engage…

An #explosion ⁠and #gunfire have been reported in #Pakistan ’s commercial capital, #Karachi The blast took place near a gate leading to the offices of a #paramilitary force known as the #Rangers Clashes are reportedly underway, sources told Al Jazeera.

Reports indicate that an explosion followed by heavy gunfire was heard on University Road in Karachi, causing panic among residents and commuters. Authorities are reportedly assessing the situation, while security measures #Karachi #UniversityRoad #BreakingNews #Pakistan #Security

Explosion, heavy gunfire in Pakistan's Karachi near Rangers offices Rescue 1122 Sindh said it had received reports of an explosion near Gulistan-e-Jauhar Block 5 in Karachi and immediately dispatched teams.

[1/2] 2026-06-28 02:13:58 - [Another explosion was heard in Karachi, Pakistan] On the evening of the 27th local time, the main station reporter heard another huge explosion near the explosion and shooting site in Karachi, Pakistan. Earlier, explosions and intensive gunfire were heard

Explosion and gunfire reported in Pakistan’s Karachi Local sources say incident took place at gate leading to the offices of paramilitary force known as the Rangers.

Three Pakistani rangers killed in Karachi attack, Dawn newspaper ... June 27 (Reuters) – At least three of Pakistan’s Sindh Rangers personnel were killed in an ​attack on the paramilitary forces ‌headquarters in Karachi, the Dawn newspaper reported on Saturday. An explosion and gunfire were reported on a major Karachi road ‌near ​several universities and ⁠Pakistan’s meteorological department, ⁠Pakistani media reported. Three militants were also killed in the attack on the local Sindh Rangers headquarters, Sindh ​Inspector General Javed Alam Odho told Dawn. A Reuters reporter at ⁠the scene said ⁠firing had ended and ​the situation was calm. This is ​the most notable attack in Karachi ‌since an explosion targeting a Chinese convoy in October 2024 which killed two Chinese nationals. Attacks in ⁠Pakistan’s major cities have become increasingly rare in recent years but a surge in ⁠militancy ‌in regions bordering Afghanistan ⁠has raised concerns that ​violence ‌could return to the urban ​centres. (Reporting by ⁠Ariba Shahid in Karachi and Saad Sayeed in Islamabad, Writing by Angela Christy, Gnaneshwar Rajan in Bengaluru; Editing by Peter Graff and ​Chizu Nomiyama )