Home WebMail
| Calgary -1.1°C
Regions Advertise Login Contact
Action News Action News
  • World
    • Asia
    • Europe
    • Africa
    • Americas
  • Canada
  • US
  • Politics
  • Business
  • Technology
  • Entertainment
  • Sports
  • Breaking News
  • Latest Updates
  • Featured
  • Live
  • Live Now
  • Modi, Trump announce India-US ‘trade deal’: What we know and what we don’t
  • French authorities raid X offices, summon Musk in cybercrime probe
  • Huge fire breaks out at Tehran market
  • Israel reopens Rafah crossing but continues bombing Palestinians
  • What does 303 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil look like?
  • Which teams are in the T20 World Cup 2026, and what are their squads?
  • Al Jazeera Director General calls for ethical tech and dialogue
  • Russia ready to respond to any US weapons deployment in Greenland: Ryabkov
  • Have superheroes become our moral leaders?
  • Al Jazeera Director General outlines media vision at Web Summit Qatar
  • Video: Tough conditions in Sudan camp for displaced as funding cuts bite
  • Al Jazeera to reinvent journalism for the digital age: Director General
  • US abandoning the SDF has impacted Kurds across the region
  • Son of Norway’s crown princess denies rape as trial opens
  • Syrian army enters Kurdish city of Hasakah as ceasefire takes hold
  • Why is Benzema’s Al Hilal transfer linked to Ronaldo?
  • Austerity hinders fight against wildfires in Argentina’s Patagonia
  • ICE agents confronted at Mexican diner in Minneapolis
  • Gold and silver prices soared, then plummeted. What’s going on?
  • Video: Syrian government forces enter city of Hasakah
  • Russia renews attacks on frozen Ukrainian cities
  • From Crimea to Cameroon: Ukraine’s minorities reflect on life during war
  • Palestinians return to Gaza after limited Rafah crossing reopening
  • Trump announces plan to sue Harvard for $1bn damages
  • Uruguay President Orsi deepens ties with China’s Xi despite Trump threats
  • Modi, Trump announce India-US ‘trade deal’: What we know and what we don’t
  • French authorities raid X offices, summon Musk in cybercrime probe
  • Huge fire breaks out at Tehran market
  • Israel reopens Rafah crossing but continues bombing Palestinians
  • What does 303 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil look like?
  • Which teams are in the T20 World Cup 2026, and what are their squads?
  • Al Jazeera Director General calls for ethical tech and dialogue
  • Russia ready to respond to any US weapons deployment in Greenland: Ryabkov
  • Have superheroes become our moral leaders?
  • Al Jazeera Director General outlines media vision at Web Summit Qatar
  • Video: Tough conditions in Sudan camp for displaced as funding cuts bite
  • Al Jazeera to reinvent journalism for the digital age: Director General
  • US abandoning the SDF has impacted Kurds across the region
  • Son of Norway’s crown princess denies rape as trial opens
  • Syrian army enters Kurdish city of Hasakah as ceasefire takes hold
  • Why is Benzema’s Al Hilal transfer linked to Ronaldo?
  • Austerity hinders fight against wildfires in Argentina’s Patagonia
  • ICE agents confronted at Mexican diner in Minneapolis
  • Gold and silver prices soared, then plummeted. What’s going on?
  • Video: Syrian government forces enter city of Hasakah
  • Russia renews attacks on frozen Ukrainian cities
  • From Crimea to Cameroon: Ukraine’s minorities reflect on life during war
  • Palestinians return to Gaza after limited Rafah crossing reopening
  • Trump announces plan to sue Harvard for $1bn damages
  • Uruguay President Orsi deepens ties with China’s Xi despite Trump threats
Bomb blast in Pakistan’s Lahore

Bomb blast in Pakistan’s Lahore

At least 70 people dead and more than 300 wounded as bomber kills mostly women and children in Pakistan's Lahore.

By Al Jazeera Published 2016-03-28 03:04 Updated 2016-03-28 03:05 1 min read Source: Al Jazeera
Explained Human Rights Science & Technology

At least 70 people – mostly women and children – have been killed at a crowded park in Pakistan in a suicide blast that also wounded more than 300 people, officials said.

A faction of the Pakistan Taliban, Jamaat-ul-Ahrar, later claimed responsibility for the attack in the eastern city of Lahore and said that it was aimed at Christians.

The bodies of those killed continued to arrive at the city’s hospital morgues early on Monday, where friends and family looked for and registered loved ones still missing.

Share this page

  • 𝕏 X/Twitter
  • 🔗 LinkedIn
  • 📘 Facebook
  • 💬 WhatsApp
  • ✉️ Email
Action News logo

Action News

A division of WestNet Continental Broadcasting

About

Part of WestNet N.A.

Action.News

Legal

  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Service
  • Action News Code of Ethics

Connect

  • Facebook.com/ActionNews
  • YouTube.com/@actionnew
  • Twitch.com/ActionNews
  • WhatsApp
  • Contact the Newsroom

© 2026 Action News™. All Rights Reserved.

Action News is a trademark of WestNet Continental Broadcasting. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.

🔴 LIVE
Action News Live ✖
🔊 Click to unmute