Deadly attack on Pakistan university

Published: 21 October 2009 y., Wednesday
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Two suicide bombers killed at least six people in the International Islamic University in Islamabad.

One of the blasts took place at the women-only cafeteria - the other on the men's campus.

The Pakistani interior minister linked the attack to an offensive against the Taliban which entered its fourth day.

Šaltinis: Reuters
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