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Saya bilang dan saya ulang: Islam itu adalah malapetaka untuk semua ummat
manusia, artinya juga untuk orang Islam sendiri.
BBC News Asia
13 October 2012 Last updated at 10:36 GMT
Pakistan Darra Adam Khel market bombing 'kills 15'
At least 15 people have been killed and up to 30 wounded in a car bomb attack
on a market in north-west Pakistan, local security officials say.
Some reports said a suicide attacker detonated the bomb in the town of Darra
Adam Khel near the Khyber tribal area.
It was apparently aimed at a pro-government militia set up to fight the
Taliban, local security officials said.
Some of the wounded were being taken to hospitals in other towns, because local
facilities could not cope.
Some were being taken to Peshawar, about half-an-hour's drive to the north.
Arms bazaar
Officials said no group had claimed responsibility for the bombing, but
previous attacks in the area have been blamed on the Taliban.
President Asif Ali Zardari strongly condemned the blast. In a condolence
message he said the incident showed that extremists had no regard for human
life.
The blast occurred outside the office of the local "peace committee" - a group
of militants who used to fight with the Taliban but switched sides and now
support local elders and the government.
At least 20 nearby shops were also badly damaged in the explosion, Pakistan's
Dawn newspaper reported.
It was not immediately clear how many of the victims were members of the peace
committee and how many were local people going about their shopping on a
Saturday morning, local government official Fakhar-ud-Din told the AFP news
agency.
Darra Adam Khel is a small town on the edge of the ethnic Pashtun tribal belt
along the border with Afghanistan.
The government has fought a long campaign to bring the region, which is a haven
for militant groups, under its control.
Darra Adam Khel has been a centre for arms trading, with locally made weapons
on sale openly at stalls in the town.
A suicide bomb attack on a mosque in the town two years ago killed more than 70
people.
Prayers were held in schools across Pakistan on Saturday for a young victim of
the Taliban, 14-year-old Malala Yousafzai, who was shot this week in the Swat
Valley.
The girl, who had campaigned for the right to an education, was picked out by
name by an armed man on a bus, and shot in the head.
A military spokesman said she was still on a ventilator in hospital on Saturday
and that the next 36 to 48 hours would be critical.
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