Blasts In Lahore: Amidst the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, news of serial blasts in Lahore has now surfaced. There have been several blasts, one after the other. Information about who has done these blasts has not been revealed yet. This could also be a terrorist activity. Several explosions were heard one after the other in the Walton Airport area of Lahore.

According to local media, on Thursday (May 8) morning, a series of blasts were heard on Walton Road in Lahore, the largest city of Pakistan’s Punjab province. Videos of this blast have also surfaced. After this blast, an atmosphere of panic could be seen on the streets of Lahore, where people came out of their homes and gathered on the streets out of fear.

According to Samaa TV, local people have reported hearing two loud explosions near Askari 5 and smoke rising from the Naval College. The blast took place in front of a building. After which smoke is seen rising above the building. Gulbarg area of Lahore and Nasihabad and Gopalnagar near Walton Airport have also been the blast victims.

After this incident, an atmosphere of chaos is being seen there. After this attack, people have come out of their homes. After this incident, an atmosphere of fear has been seen among the people of Lahore. They have come out of their homes and come on the streets. After these blasts, emergency sirens were immediately sounded in the area.

Taking action two weeks after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, Indian soldiers carried out missile attacks on 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan and its occupied Kashmir late on Tuesday night. This strike also included the strongholds of terrorist groups Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed.

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