Pakistan says more than 300 hostages saved from the kidnapped train News

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A military spokesman says that the rescue operation has concluded and that all 33 attackers were killed.

The Pakistani Army says that at least 346 hostages from the passenger train who were released from separatist fighters in Balochistan Province.

A military spokesman said that the rescue operation concluded on Wednesday and that all 33 attackers were killed.

At least 27 hostages and one paramilitary soldier were killed, the security sources told Al Jazeer.

Dozens of Baloh Fighter Baloh (Bla) fell on Tuesday on the train Jaffar Express on Tuesday in the remote part of the southwestern province of Balochistan. Officials say that the train was partly in the tunnel when the attackers blew out the tracks, forcing the engine and the nine stop trainers.

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