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It was the morning of March, 8th 2011.A few terrorists 

came to Faisalabad. At least 25 people were killed 

and over 127 wounded when a car bomb blast 

occurred in a compressed natural gas station in the 

Pakistani city of F the attack was the first of its kind in 

the area, which usually remained safe from terrorist 

incidents. Faisalabad is the home of Pakistani textile 

industry. Pro-Taliban militant groups had been 

gaining strength in the area, which had previously 

witnessed sectarian violence.Faisalabad. Faisalabad 

is the home of Pakistani textile industry. Pro-Taliban 

militant groups had been gaining strength in the 

area, which had previously witnessed sectarian 

violence.Faisalabad The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan 

claimed responsibility for the explosion. The car 

bomb went off at about 10:30 am and left a 7-foot 

deep by 15-foot wide crater. 

The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan claimed 

responsibility for the explosion. The car bomb 

went off at about 10:30 am and left a 7-foot 

deep by 15-foot wide crater. According to local 

officials a Toyota Corolla packed with The 2011 

Faisalabad bombing occurred on 8 March 2011. 

At least 25 people were killed and over 127 

wounded when a car bomb blast occurred in a 

compressed natural gas station in the Pakistani 

city of Faisalabad tfirst of its kind in the area, 

which usually remained safe from terrorist 

incidents.

Faisalabad is the home of Pakistani textile 

industry. Pro-Taliban militant groups had 

been gaining strength in the area, which had 

previously witnessed sectarian 

violence.Faisalabad The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan 

claimed responsibility for the explosion. The 

car bomb went off at about 10:30 am 

and left a 7-foot deep by 15-foot wide 

crater. 

The vicinity in which the attack took 

place was said to be a sensitive area 

and surrounded by Inter-Services 

Intelligence (ISI) and military 

offices. A Pakistan International 

Airlines building and an ISI building 

were damaged in the bombing. The 

bomb caused several gas cylinders to 

explode and damaged several vehicles 

and buildings.

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