The following article has been retrieved from the archive and no longer contains the original video.
A bomb has exploded in Kohat, northwestern Pakistan. Police say at least 25 people died after a minibus blew up on a main road into the city of Kohat, some 150 kilometres southwest of the capital Islamabad.
It seems to be a suicide attack. Many other people have been injured. Eyewitnesses say the bomb ripped apart several shops in a mainly Shi’ite area.
Kohat is close to the tribal Pashtun homelands on the Afghan border, used as a refuge by domestic armed activists and Taliban fighters engaged in Afghanistan.
The Sunni Muslim Taliban targets Pakistan’s Shi’ite minority as part of their war against the authorities.
Copyright © 2009 euronews
tags: Attack, Bomb blast, Pakistan
Top Stories & Breaking News


Faulty swine flu vaccine withdrawn in Canada
Swine flu fears for hajj pilgrims
Marwan Barghouti: a potential Palestinian leader?
Blair’s role crucial to UK Iraq involvement
UK Iraq War inquiry may embarrass govt
Youth group leaders linked to ETA arrested
AIDS stabilising, but WHO says more drugs needed
Iran submits new nuclear fuel condition
Netanyahu: ‘No deal yet on Shalit’
Antarctic ice ‘melting faster than thought’ 








