Investigators try to piece together Karachi car bomb evidence

US and Pakistani investigators are continuing their search of the American Consulate in Karachi after a car bomb killed 11 people.

Investigators try to piece together Karachi car bomb evidence
Sat, 15 Jun, 2002 - 13:05

US and Pakistani investigators are continuing their search of the American Consulate in Karachi after a car bomb killed 11 people.

A previously unknown group has claimed responsibility for the massive blast on Friday which also injured 45 others.

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