On 11 November 2025, a powerful explosion struck outside a district court in Pakistan’s capital, Islamabad. According to official reports, at least six people were killed and several others injured. Several vehicles were damaged and the blast was reportedly audible miles away. What Happened & Where The incident occurred outside the court complex in the G-11 sector of Islamabad, where many visitors were present for court hearings. Initial reports conflict on whether this was a car bomb, gas cylinder explosion or other device. Some local media mention a gas cylinder inside a vehicle as possible cause, though authorities have not confirmed. Casualties & Response At least 5 to 12 people have been reported killed, with up to 21 injured in some accounts. Many of the injured were visitors to the court, rather than court staff. Emergency services swiftly moved victims to nearby hospitals, and a heavy police contingent and senior officials reached the scene. Investigation & Motive A...
On March 28, 2025, a powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar, sending shockwaves across Southeast Asia. The disaster caused widespread devastation, leaving hundreds dead, thousands injured, and infrastructure in ruins. Neighboring countries, including Thailand, India, Bangladesh, and China, also felt the tremors, adding to the panic and destruction. Impact in Myanmar Myanmar suffered the worst consequences of the earthquake. Over 140 people lost their lives, while more than 700 were injured. Mandalay, one of Myanmar’s largest cities, experienced severe damage, with buildings, bridges, and roads collapsing. The historic city of Bagan, home to ancient temples and pagodas, was also affected, with several structures sustaining significant cracks. Many residents were forced to flee their homes, fearing aftershocks and further destruction. Devastation in Thailand In Thailand, the earthquake caused multiple casualties and injuries. Bangkok, the capital, witnessed the col...