Pakistan is facing a severe economic crisis, and now it is also grappling with an increase in militant attacks. On November 9, 2024, a bomb blast at Quetta Railway Station in southwestern Pakistan killed at least 24 people and injured 25 others. The attack has added to the already difficult situation in the country. While no group has claimed responsibility for the blast, Pakistan is dealing with rising violence from both militant groups in the northwest and a growing separatist movement in the south. The government and security forces are struggling to control the escalating violence, which is further straining the country`s resources and stability. This attack in Quetta highlights the growing security challenges Pakistan is facing, as it deals with both economic hardship and rising terrorism.