Pakistan: Suicide bombing death toll rises to at least 31
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Pakistan: Suicide bombing death toll rises to at least 31 September 19, 2026 The death toll from a suicide bombing in Kohat, Pakistan, near the Afghan border, has risen to at least 31 people, police said on Saturday, as fighting continued to rage.
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Pakistan: Suicide bombing death toll rises to at least 31 September 19, 2026 The death toll from a suicide bombing in Kohat, Pakistan, near the Afghan border, has risen to at least 31 people, police said on Saturday, as fighting continued to rage.
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