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'Many injured' in Pakistan blast Pakistan funeral bomb 'kills six'
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Several people are feared wounded after a bomb exploded at a funeral procession in north-western Pakistan, police say. At least six people have died after a bomb exploded at a funeral procession in north-western Pakistan, police say.
The attackers targeted the funeral of a Shia Muslim man who was gunned down on Thursday, police said. The attackers targeted the funeral of a Shia Muslim man who was gunned down on Thursday. Several others are wounded.
The blast took place in Dera Ismail Khan, a town close to Pakistan's semi-autonomous tribal area, which has a history of sectarian violence.The blast took place in Dera Ismail Khan, a town close to Pakistan's semi-autonomous tribal area, which has a history of sectarian violence.
The town has witnessed strife between Pakistan's majority Sunnis and minority Shias.The town has witnessed strife between Pakistan's majority Sunnis and minority Shias.
Hundreds of people have been killed in a wave of suicide and other attacks over the past 18 months. According to reports, gunfire broke out and vehicles were set on fire after the attack.
"The blast occurred when a funeral procession for a Shia Muslim murdered a day earlier was passing by," news agency Reuters quoted Syed Mohsin Shah, the area's top administrator, as saying.
"We have six dead and 16 wounded. Now violence has erupted here. They're torching vehicles, ransacking shops and other properties," the agency quoted police officer Ehsanullah Khan as saying.
Hundreds of people have been killed in a wave of suicide and other attacks in Pakistan over the past 18 months.
Pakistani security forces say they are struggling to contain an insurgency by Taleban and al-Qaeda militants in its border region with Afghanistan.