Pakistan On Top In Suicide Bombing

By: saria

Lahore : Pakistan | about 1 year ago

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Recently according to indepedent studies Pakistan has outraced Iraq and Aghanistan to become the most dangerous country to live in the world, and the alarming thing is that those figures are rising quite rapidly.

According to the media sources, “figures show that Pakistan suffered 28 suicide attacks during the first eight months of 2008, killing over 471 people and wounding 713 others, including innocent civilians as well as the armed forces personnel. On the other hand, the war-ridden Afghanistan and Iraq, despite facing a higher digit of suicide bombings during the same period, underwent lesser number of human losses. Available figures show there were 42 incidents of suicide attacks in Iraq between January 1 and August 31, 2008, claiming 463 lives, besides wounding 527 others. In contrast, 436 people were killed and 394 injured in 36 suicide attacks that took place in Afghanistan during the same period.”

Is that not enough to awake the rulers that Pakistan is going through the crucial times where every move made by the Government can really shape up our future , The political and military entities should realize that and they should take the nation on board, they should stand in front of the US and NATO forces and tell them to mind their own business, a country wide media campagain that can clear the doubts in the nation`s mind and can bring peace and harmony among the people is also required.

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