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Two killed in suicide attack near Army HQ in Rawalpindi

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Posted: Feb 25, 2008 at 1456 hrs IST

Islamabad, February 25: At least two persons were killed and several others injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up near a car carrying senior Pakistan Army officers in the garrison city of Rawalpindi on Mnday.

The attack occurred on Mall Road, a busy commercial area in Rawalpindi located a short distance from the army's General Headquarters, at about 3 pm, eyewitnesses said.

Human body parts lay strewn all over the site of the blast, which was immediately cordoned off by army personnel.

At least 10 vehicles were damaged in the blast, witnesses said.

It was not immediately clear whether the suicide bomber was on foot or in a car. Some reports said the bomber rammed his car into the army vehicle and that senior ranking army officers were among the dead.

The loud blast was heard across the cantonment area in Rawalpindi, which has witnessed several suicide attacks on security personnel in the past few months. Several of the attacks occurred in the vicinity of the General Headquarters.

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