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Soldiers' Families Demand Revenge Against U.S.

CHARSADDA, Pakistan , Dec 9 , 2011 (IPS) – As Islamabad and Washington wrangle over responsibility for the Nov. 26 cross-border airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani troops, families of the dead …

Written on December 9, 2011 | Posted in 2011, Pakistan, ad, islam, islamabad, unlmitie

Pakistan sweep ODI series

Pakistan swept the one-day series against Bangladesh after a hard-fought 58-run win in their third clash on Tuesday.Coming into the dead rubber clash in Chittagong with a 2-0 lead, Pakistan stumbled …

Written on December 6, 2011 | Posted in Pakistan, UN, ad, ban, bangladesh, unlmitie

Angry Pakistanis mourn casualties

good evening, lester. well, tonight exact circumstances of the attack remain unclear. the u.s. and are investigating as the pakistanis bury their dead. a day of mourning …

Written on November 28, 2011 | Posted in Pakistan, UN, ad, unlmitie

Pakistan Takes Its War On Terror To The Small Screen

Here’s a scene you might see if you happen to be channel-surfing on Pakistani TV these days:Wrapped in the national flag of Pakistan, the dead body of a senior Pakistani security official is …

Written on February 4, 2011 | Posted in Pakistan, ad, cia, unlmitie

Four corpses found in Hangu

HANGU: At least four dead bodies of the members of an alleged ‘Dacoit Group’ have been recovered from Sarkadana locality in Hangu, who were killed by Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Geo News reported. Claiming responsibility of killing four members of a dacoit group, TTP warned local people against attending the funereal prayers. Police sources told Geo News, the dead bodies found from Sarkadana area also carried letters from TTP, which stated that the dacoits were killed because they belonged to and worked for kidnapping people. Local people were also warned against taking part in funeral prayers of the deceased persons, the letter further stated. Meanwhile, police, taking the corpses under control have moved the same to hospital for autopsy. Earlier, the dead bodies were identified as Anwar, Ghazi, Farooq and Sharabi, while the relatives had been informed, police said.

Written on January 18, 2011 | Posted in 2011, News, Pakistan, UN, US, War, ad, ads, aid, ban, police, taliban, urdu

Dr Mussadaq shifted to US without govt’s permission

ISLAMABAD: Professor Dr Musaddaq Khan of the Benazir Bhutto Hospital, who examined the dead body of former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, has been shifted to the US, a private TV channel reported on M

Written on December 28, 2010 | Posted in US, USA, ad, islam, islamabad, unlmitie

Iraq bomb kills five in Sadr City

BAGHDAD: A bomb inside a restaurant in the Shiite neighbourhood of Sadr City in north Baghdad killed five people on Wednesday, security officials said. A woman was among the dead and 13 others were wounded in the blast, which occurred at around 9:30 am (0630 GMT), officials from the defence and interior ministries said, speaking on condition of anonymity. US and Iraqi officials have warned of the dangers of an upsurge in violence as negotiations on forming a new governing coalition have dragged on, more than four months after parliamentary elections.

Written on July 28, 2010 | Posted in International, Oman, War, aid, cia, defence, elections

At least 45 killed in passenger plane crash in Islamabad

Rescue workers have recovered the dead bodies of at least 45 people from the wreckage of an Airblue passenger plane which crashed in the Margalla Hills in Islamabad on Wednesday

Written on July 28, 2010 | Posted in islam, islamabad, unlmitie

Death toll in India train mishap mounts to 80

NEW DELHI: A speeding express rammed into the back of a stationary passenger train in eastern India on Monday, killing at least 80 people and trapping others in several badly mangled carriages. The standing train was waiting to leave Sainthia station in Birbhum district, 260 kilometres (160 miles) north of the West Bengal state capital Kolkata, when the express slammed into its rear. The force of the impact lifted one wagon clear off the tracks and left it mounted on an overhead passenger bridge. An estimated 120 people were injured in the collision, 40 of them seriously, local police said. Bodies and badly injured travellers were pulled from the crumpled mass of steel by emergency services and by members of a huge crowd of onlookers who had gathered around the site of the accident. “The death toll has risen to 80,” West Bengal Relief Minister Murtaza Hussain told media. “We have sent a relief team with gas cutters (blow torches) and other equipment for a speedy rescue operation.” He said the death toll would rise further, most likely above 60. It was not immediately clear what caused the accident, which occurred at around 2:00am (2030 GMT Sunday) when most passengers were sleeping. “I was fast asleep on the top berth when there was this huge crash like an explosion,” one passenger told the Times Now news channel. “I was flung from the berth, and then people started shouting and there was complete panic,” he said. Another survivor, Rajni Dhar, said she heard a loud bang and then she blacked out. “When I regained consciousness, I screamed for help and was pulled out of the train compartment,” she told a local news channel. Most of the dead were in the rear “unreserved” carriages, which are usually tightly packed. “We are still finding out the details and we will take all necessary steps and action and find out who is behind this calamity,” Railways Minister Mamata Banerjee told reporters. She announced compensation of 500,000 rupees (10,500 dollars) for the families of the dead and 100,000 rupees for the injured. Heavy lifting equipment was rushed to the scene as well as soldiers and paramilitary forces, who helped maintain order and assist with the rescue operations.

Written on July 20, 2010 | Posted in ISI, International, News, aid, ban, dha, india, media, military, police

Militant attack kills 18 Shiite Muslims in Pakistan

health official at military-run hospital in Tull, a small town in the district of Hangu.”Among the dead are also eight women and one child,” said the official. “Two of the four injured are in critical…

Written on July 17, 2010 | Posted in Health, aid, cia, military, unlmitie, women

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Soldiers' Families Demand Revenge Against U.S.

Pakistan sweep ODI series

Angry Pakistanis mourn casualties

Pakistan Takes Its War On Terror To The Small Screen

Four corpses found in Hangu

Dr Mussadaq shifted to US without govt’s permission

Iraq bomb kills five in Sadr City

At least 45 killed in passenger plane crash in Islamabad

Death toll in India train mishap mounts to 80

Militant attack kills 18 Shiite Muslims in Pakistan

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