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    At least five people have died after shots were fired at the Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi

    At least five people have died after shots were fired at the Pakistan Stock Exchange in Karachi


    Police officers and security officials are among those confirmed dead.

    Video shows security and barricades outside the stock exchange in Karachi.

    Pakistan Stock Exchange director, Abid Ali says four attackers entered the compound and started firing -- but were killed by security.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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