<p>At least four people were killed</a> and over 30 injured after a bomb detonated at an election rally in the Pakistani city of Bannu on July 13.</p><p>Another blast on the same day in Mastung, near Quetta, killed at least 65 people, including Balochistan Awami Party leader Siraj Raisani, according to Pakistan’s Express Tribune</a>.</p><p>An election candidate and former housing minister, Akram Khan Durrani, was the target of the Bannu blast but escaped unharmed, according to Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty</a>. This footage shows injured people brought inside a building by stretcher and with assistance from others.</p><p>The explosions in Bannu and Mastung came three days after a bomb targeted an Awami National Party (ANP) campaign event in Peshawar, killing at least 21 people including ANP leader Haroon Bashir Bilour, according to local media</a>.</p><p>The election is due to take place on July 25. Credit: Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty via Storyful</p><br />
