Roadside bomb kills four in Pakistan

A bomb ripped through a roadside tea stall today in south-western Pakistan, killing four people and wounding 14, police said.

Mon, 12 Jun, 2006 - 08:49

A bomb ripped through a roadside tea stall today in south-western Pakistan, killing four people and wounding 14, police said.

The explosion occurred in the Saryab Road neighbourhood of Quetta, the capital of south-western Baluchistan province, said city police official Qazi Abdul Wahid.

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