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4 killed, 18 injured in suicide attack on army vehicle

Yemenis check a burning vehicle following a suicide car bombing in Huta, the capital of the southern province of Lahj, a bastion of Al-Qaeda jihadists, on March 27, 2017
Yemenis check a burning vehicle following a suicide car bombing in Huta, the capital of the southern province of Lahj, a bastion of Al-Qaeda jihadists, on March 27, 2017
The suicide bomber, who was riding a motorcycle, attacked a military vehicle carrying civilians.
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At least four people have been reported dead and 18 injured after a suicide bomb blast hit an army vehicle in Lahore,

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A police official, who spoke to Reuters on condition of anonymity, confirmed the casualty figure.

Pakistan is currently carrying out its first census since the last was held in 1998. The military is helping the Civilian Bureau of Statistics carry out a door-to-door survey of the population.

Aljazeera reports that the vehicle that was carrying the census team was approached on the outskirts of Lahore by the suicide bomber who was riding a motorcycle.

The bomber detonated the explosive, killing two civilians who were part of the census team, the report said.

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