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Template:Pakistan terrorist attacks includes designations using bolding and underlining to denote if the number of attacks exceeds a certain threshold of casualties. Does anyone have any concern with removing the designation within the template and including a different method within this article?
The attacks in each year could be formatted into a table (as in the example below). If the casualties for a specific attack exceed 40, for example, the background of the row for that attack could be highlighted yellow, and if the casualties exceeded a higher number the background could be shaded orange. Here's an example:
Attack on a Protestant church in southern Punjab city of Bahawalpur resulted in 16 deaths and 5 injuries. The causalities were all Christian worshipers except one police officer.[1]
December 21
1
Pakistani interior minister Lt. Gen. (retd) Moinuddin Haider's elder brother Ehteshamuddin Haider was shot dead by assailants near Soldier Bazaar in Karachi.[2]
At least 11 Shi'a worshipers were killed by indiscriminate firing by a group of masked gunmen at the Shah-i-Najaf Mosque in Rawalpindi.[4]
March 17
5 deaths, 40 injuries
A grenade attack on a Protestant church in the heavily guarded diplomatic enclave in Islamabad killed five persons, including a US diplomat's wife and daughter, and left more than 40 others injured.[5]
May 7
3
Noted religious scholar Prof Dr Ghulam Murtaza Malik, his driver and a policeman were shot dead by two gunmen in Iqbal Town, Lahore.[6]
A powerful car bomb exploded near the heavily-guarded US Consulate in Karachi, killing 12 people and wounding over 50 others. A portion of the outer wall of the consulate was blown apart.[8]
July 13
12 injuries
Nine foreign tourists and three Pakistani nationals were injured in an attack near an archaeological site in the district of Mansehra.[9]
August 5
6 deaths, 4 injuries
At least six people were killed and four injured in a gun attack on a missionary school for foreign students in mountain resort of Murree. The attack was carried by four gunmen, when they started firing indiscriminately, however no pupils were among those killed, all of whom were Pakistani guards and employees at the school.[10]
August 9
4 deaths, 25 injuries
Three nurses — and an attacker — were killed while 25 others injured in a terrorist attack on a church in the Taxila Christian Hospital, in Taxila, northern Punjab.[11]
October 16
8 injuries
More than eight people were injured in a series of parcel bomb explosions in Pakistan's largest city, Karachi.[12]
September 25
7
Gunmen stormed the offices of a Christian welfare organization in Karachi, tied seven office workers to their chairs before shooting each in the head at close range.[13]
November 15
2 deaths, 9 injuries
An explosion on a bus in Hyderabad, Sindh killed two people and injured at least nine others.[14]
December 5
3
Three people were killed in an attack at the Macedonian Honorary consulate in the city of Karachi. The dead - all Pakistani - were tied up, gagged and killed before the explosion at the office.[15]
December 25
3 deaths, 12 injuries
Unidentified assailants threw a grenade at a Presbyterian church in Pakistan's central Punjab province, killing three young girls. At least 12 others were injured in the attack at Daska, near Sialkot.[16]
I came here to point out that the box is wrong too. It says the attacks with over 100 deaths are underlined but all of them are underlined. I will try and mess with it but I don't know if I can fix it. NeoJustin(Talk page)05:12, 13 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]
I am going to separate the pages by year and I will make it much simple. Such as make a new page as "2001 terrorist incidents in Pakistan" that makes me simple. -- Mohamed Aden Ighe (talk) 23:15, 13 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]
The article needs a definition of terrorism. Exactly what is it? Are not the drone bombings also an example of terrorism? Is this article only covering non-governmental acts of terrorism? Perhaps it should state it. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Rjedgar (talk • contribs) 13:57, 8 June 2012 (UTC)[reply]
Muslims, as usual, are behind the terrorist attacks. Drone strikes are almost always initiated against Terrorists - its the chicken and the egg concept...If there were no Islamic Terrorists then Drones would not be bombing them. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 107.222.205.242 (talk) 09:14, 22 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]
What are the parameters for including fatalities and injuries in the list? Does the list exclusively includes civilians or armed forces and terrorist numbers are also accounted for? - Wiki.0hlic13:31, 21 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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I think the Parachinar bombings section should be split and sent to Pakistan terrorism articles for each year. The editor whose username is Z014:37, 7 July 2018 (UTC)[reply]
You are invited to join the discussion at Talk:List of terrorist incidents#RfC: List criteria. – Levivich 18:04, 10 August 2019 (UTC)
