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Pakistan News – 50 dead, over 100 hurt in Peshawar blast

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Pakistan News – 50 dead, over 100 hurt in Peshawar blast(28,oct 2009)

PESHAWAR: NWFP senior minister Bashir Ahmed Bilour has confirmed the killing of 50 people in the explosion occurred in Peshawar. According to reports, more then 100 people sustained injures as causalities feared to be increased

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Pakistan News – Blast in Peshawar ,50 dead, over 100 hurt (28,oct 2009)

ISLAMABAD – Chief of Army Staff Gen Ashfaq Parvez Kayani Monday lodged a protest with visiting US Centcom Chief Gen David Petraeus over removing scores of security checkposts on Afghanistan side of Pak-Afghan border fearing it could encourage terrorists’ penetration into Pakistan.
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