Six reported dead at Pakistan charity office shooting

Shooting broke out today at the office of a Christian charity in Karachi, Pakistan, killing six people, according to reports.

Six reported dead at Pakistan charity office shooting
Wed, 25 Sep, 2002 - 07:48

Shooting broke out today at the office of a Christian charity in Karachi, Pakistan, killing six people, according to reports.

The shooting occurred at the offices of the Institute for Peace and Justice, a Christian charity that works in the city.

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