Explosions in Two Pakistan Cities Kill 10
Bombs are not blamed on Islam movie
Blasts in two Pakistani cities killed at least 10 people on Tuesday, police said, but the violence did not appear to be connected to protests over a film insulting Islam.
In the commercial capital of Karachi, seven people died and 20 were injured when bombs in a car and a motor bike exploded in a market, said senior policeman Naeem Broka.
The market was not near the U.S. consulate or frequented by foreigners.
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Indeed, they don't need a reason to blow people up there...