There was no immediate word on the reason for the blast.
India hit “terrorist infrastructure” in Pakistan in the early hours of Wednesday, two weeks after it accused the Islamic nation of involvement in an attack in Pahalgam in which 26 people were killed.
Islamabad had denied the accusation and vowed to retaliate to the missile strikes.
Pakistan says at least 31 of its civilians were killed and about 50 wounded in the strikes and in cross-border shelling that followed, while India says 13 of its civilians died and 43 were wounded.
The cross-border exchange of fire tapered off slightly overnight, Indian officials said.
India also conducted blackout drills in regions close to its border with Pakistan, including the northern city of Amritsar which houses the Golden Temple, in anticipation of retaliation to its strikes.
Although Pakistan’s federal government has pledged to respond to India’s strikes, Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif told The New York Times on Wednesday that Pakistan was ready to de-escalate.
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday he hoped the countries could “work it out”, adding he “will be there” if he can help.
