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At least 17 people were confirmed dead and over 34 others injured when nike free run 5.0 womens a blast hit a bus carrying government employees in Pakistan's northwest city of Peshawar on Friday afternoon, said local official. Sahibzada Andes, commissioner of Peshawar, said that the blast took place at about 12:30 p.m. local time when a bomb hit a bus carrying government employees on the way back from Peshawar to Charsadda, a neighbouring city lying some 20 kilometers north of Peshawar. Bomb disposal squad officers said that the bomb was placed inside a carton placed under the back seats of the bus and it was detonated through a time device while it was moving on the Charsadda road in the city. An estimated six to eight kg of explosives were used in the bomb, they said. gucci diaper bag The bus was severely damaged following the blast, local TV channel footage revealed. There were at least 50 people on the bus when the blast occurred, said local media. 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The Supreme Court order to the security forces came after Election Commissioner Fuad Thaufeeg on Thursday announced that the second round will proceed as scheduled on Saturday. This was in defiance of a Supreme Court order issued on Monday delaying the runoff until the court rules on the case filed by Jumhoory Party (JP) presidential candidate seeking annulment of the first round alleging vote rigging. Vice president of the commission Ahmed Fayaz Hassan told local media outlet Haveeru that the commission was only working towards holding runoff, expecting the verdict on the case to come at any time. However, after the latest order of the highest court, all gucci outlet preparations for the runoff have now been halted, Fayaz said. Following Fuad's announcement on Thursday evening, the commission had called an emergency sit-down. After the meeting, Fuad had said a "definite decision has not been made." 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