Photos of the week: Pakistan bomb blast, Melbourne plane crash, Mexico protests wall

Pakistanis react as they gather outside the closed gate of the shrine of 13th century Muslim Sufi saint Lal Shahbaz Qalandar a day after a bomb blew up at the shrine in the town of Sehwan in Sindh province on February 17, 2017. Pakistan launched a nationwide security crackdown after a bomb ripped through the crowded Sufi shrine, killing at least 70 people including 20 children and wounding hundreds. Photo credit: Getty Images

This frame grab taken from AFPTV of video received from Jordan Fouracre on February 21, 2017 shows smoke and flames after a twin-engine Beechcraft plane crashed into a shopping centre just after take-off from Essendon Fields airport near Melbourne. The light aircraft smashed into shops and exploded into a ‘massive fireball’ killing all five people on board. Four US passengers were reportedly golfers enjoying the ‘trip of a lifetime’, officials in Australia said on February 21. Photo credit: Getty Images

Yemenis collect water from a donated source amid continuing widespread disruption of water supply in the impoverished coastal village on the outskirts of the Yemeni port city of Hodeidah, on February 20, 2017. Photo credit: Getty Images

People burn a fake wall in a protest against US President Donald Trump during the inauguration of the Veracruz Carnival festival in Veracruz, Mexico on February 22, 2017. Photo credit: Getty Images

Iraqi security forces regroup in the village of Al-Buseif, south of Mosul, during an offensive by Iraqi forces to retake the western side of the city from ISIL group fighters on February 22, 2017. Al-Buseif, which was retaken by Iraqi forces, is a key checkpoint on the main Baghdad highway south of Mosul and a natural citadel overlooking the airport and the south of the city. Photo credit: Getty Images

A caretaker feeds a cheetah cub born on February 1, 2017 at the Safari Beekse Bergen, in Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands, on February 21, 2017. Photo credit: Getty Images

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