Five killed in Pakistan blast

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By DPA, IANS
Sunday, October 24, 2010

ISLAMABAD - A bomb ripped through a Sufi shrine in Pakistan’s central province of Punjab Monday, killing at least five people. Several others were injured, media reports said.

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