At least four people were killed when unidentified gunmen opened fire on an Al-Saif passenger coach near Khad Kocha, police said, describing the situation in the area as tense and advising travelers to avoid the route for now.

The attack was one of several reported across Balochistan. In Mastung's Dasht area, a gas pipeline was blown up, while a bridge at Khad Kocha was destroyed with explosive material, according to police sources.

In Noshki, firing in the town's main bazaar left one person dead. Police sources identified the victim as Zahid, son of Mir Mazar Khan Badini. A separate armed attack in Noshki was also reported to have left one person dead.

In Kalat, gunmen opened fire on a passenger coach, injuring a woman on board, police said.

Reacting to the string of incidents, Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti paid tribute to security forces over successful operations in Surab and Mastung, saying the provincial government would continue extending every possible support to security forces until terrorism is completely eliminated from Balochistan.