Pakistani soldiers walk beside the burning wreckage of a car used in a suicide bomb blast after an attack on a police building in Peshawar. A suicide car bomber tore through a police building in Pakistan on October 16, killing 11 people and exacerbating public anger over security breaches behind a wave of recent attacks.
Pakistani soldiers walk beside the burning wreckage of a car used in a suicide bomb blast after an attack on a police building in Peshawar. A suicide car bomber tore through a police building in Pakistan on October 16, killing 11 people and exacerbating public anger over security breaches behind a wave of recent attacks.
Pakistani volunteers search for victims of the suicide car bomb blast in Peshawar. The targeted area also housed the office of the Crime Investigation Agency (CIA). (AFP)
Pakistani bystanders stand beside the burning wreckage of a car used in the suicide bomb blast. Three policemen, two women and a child were among the dead, officials said. (AFP)
Pakistani policemen and volunteers remove a body from the site of the attack. Three security personnel were among the injured, said district administration chief Sahibzada Muhammad Anees. (AFP)
A Pakistani policeman and bystanders remove an injured victim. The attack came a day after the eastern city of Lahore witnessed three near-simultaneous strikes on a Federal Investigation Agency office and two police training centres that killed several people. (AFP)
