Mother kills two children, injures herself in Quetta
Balochistan Pulse reported the knife attack left both minor children dead and the woman wounded; no names or ages were given.
Two minor children were killed in Quetta on Thursday after their mother attacked them with a knife and then turned the weapon on herself, according to a report carried by Balochistan Pulse. The outlet said the incident left the two children dead and the woman injured, but it gave no details about where in Quetta the attack took place, the ages of the children, or the woman's condition.
The report was filed on 25 September 2026 and was available only as a headline and a one-line summary; the full article was not retrievable from the news aggregator. No official statement from Quetta police or any hospital had been issued by the time this story was filed. The circumstances that led to the attack remain unclear.
Authorities have not confirmed the report independently. Balochistan Pulse is an independent news outlet reporting from the province. The absence of official confirmation means the number of victims and the sequence of events should be treated as reported but not yet verified.
This is a developing story and will be updated if authorities release further information.
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