Funerals began at dawn in Pakistan on November 1 after a devastating fire ripped through a crowded train carrying religious pilgrims, killing at least 74, with many of the victims resident of one southern town.
The burnt-out train carriages a day after the passenger train caught on fire in Rahim Yar Khan. PHOTO: AFP
Inside of a burnt-out train carriage a day after the passenger train caught on fire in Rahim Yar Khan. PHOTO: AFP
People look at the burnt-out train carriages. PHOTO: AFP
People look at the burnt-out train carriages. PHOTO: AFP
People walk past the burnt-out train carriages. PHOYO: AFP
A man looks at the burnt-out train carriages. PHOTO: AFP
The burnt-out train carriages a day after a passenger train caught on fire in Rahim Yar Khan. PHOTO: AFP
People look at the burnt-out train carriages. PHOTO: AFP
The burnt-out train carriages a day after a passenger train caught on fire in Rahim Yar Khan. PHOTO: AFP
The burnt-out train carriages a day after a passenger train caught on fire in Rahim Yar Khan. PHOTO: AFP
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