The Fitna al-Hindustan terrorists have destroyed the Baidu Pasi Bridge using explosives in the Dhadar area of Bolan, Kachhi district, Balochistan, disrupting an important route used by local residents and creating serious difficulties for civilian movement.
According to local sources, the terrorists planted and detonated explosive material at the bridge, causing extensive damage to the structure and rendering the crossing unusable.
The destruction has disrupted routine movement for residents and travellers in the area, with people now facing considerable difficulties in reaching surrounding localities. The damaged bridge has also complicated the movement of vehicles and could affect the transportation of essential goods and services if access remains disrupted.
Following the blast, security personnel reached the area and secured the site. Search and clearance measures were initiated to determine whether additional explosive devices had been planted nearby and to trace those responsible for the attack.
The attack appears to be another attempt by terrorist elements to damage civilian infrastructure and disrupt normal life in Balochistan. Bridges, roads and other public facilities remain particularly vulnerable targets because their destruction can affect entire communities without directly targeting security installations.
Authorities are assessing the extent of the damage and the possibility of restoring the route. Further investigation is underway to identify the terrorist elements behind the attack and determine how the explosives were transported and planted at the bridge.
The destruction of the Baidu Pasi Bridge once again demonstrates how terrorist attacks extend beyond immediate physical damage, disrupting connectivity, restricting civilian movement and imposing additional hardship on communities already dependent on limited transport infrastructure.
Security and law-enforcement agencies continue efforts to prevent further attacks on public infrastructure and disrupt terrorist networks operating in the region.
