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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan will embark on a tour to Pakistan and Uzbekistan on Nov. 16-18, in a bid to enhance Ankara's bilateral relations with the two countries, his press office has announced.

Facebook apologized on March 27 for a bug that sent a Safety Check notification to users around the world following a deadly suicide bombing in Pakistan.

President Tomislav Nikolic has expressed his condolences to Pakistan's President Mamnoon Hussain and the families of the victims killed in a terrorist attack.

The Foreign Ministry released a statement on Monday condemning in the strongest possible manner the terrorist attack that was carried out in Lahore, Pakistan, and that caused the death and injury of hundreds of citizens.

The deadly attack in Lahore is yet another indicator that the entire world must unite in a determined fight against terrorism.

Turkey and political figures across the globe have strongly condemned the deadly attack in Pakistan's Lahore, which targeted Christians celebrating Easter, killed more than 70 people and was claimed by a fraction of the Taliban, Jamaat-ul-Ahrar. 

Turkey's president and prime minister have condemned the Lahore blast claimed by the Pakistani Taliban that killed at least 72, while extending their condolences to the Pakistani government and stressing their support in the country's fight against terror. 

At least 72 people have been killed and 200 others wounded in a suicide bomber attack in front of a park in Lahore, Pakistan.

Christians were celebrating Easter in the crowded park at the time of the attack. A terrorist group that claimed responsibility on Monday confirmed they were the target.

A suicide attack carried out in a park in Pakistan's second largest city of Lahore on Sunday evening claimed the lives of at least seventy people and left 300 other injured.

A Taliban breakaway group, which has carried out several attacks on civilians and security forces in the past months, has claimed responsibility for the attack.

71 Christians were killed in the capital city of the Punjab province Lahore, in Pakistan on Easter Sunday, after a bomb exploded at a park. According to sources, a splinter group of the Taliban claimed responsibility for the deadly attacks who were specifically targeting Christians. Authorities put the number of victims at 71 and those injured at 300.