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news.bbc.co.uk - 12/6/2008

BBC NEWS | South Asia | Tense Karachi returns to normal

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Troops rescue a Pakistani boy from a troubled area of Karachi on Monday, December 1, 2008.

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karachi.metblogs.com - 12/6/2008

Karachi Metblogs

— karachi.metblogs.com — Gov. has once again decided to clean Karachi from arms (and therefore few steps are being taken.... Such annoucements had been made in past and we know the results. I firmly believe that the problems lies on the WILL side and not any TECHNICAL side. ... (more) Karachi Metblogs

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dawn.net - 12/6/2008

Normality returns to Karachi after days of bloodshed

— dawn.net — KARACHI: The situation in the city returned to normality on Tuesday as no major untoward incident was... reported in any locality. (more) Normality returns to Karachi after days of bloodshed

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search.boston.com - 12/6/2008

Karachi - Boston.com Local Search

— search.boston.com — ...media reported. Maria also said that it was believed that the attackers were in contact with Lakhvi... on their journey from Karachi to Mumbai by sea and may have been during the attacks as well. Indian and American intelligence officials have already ... (more) Karachi - Boston.com Local Search

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Why Is This Story Missing?
Obsidian Wings — ... Wouldn't you think that four days of riots that paralyzed a city of 15-18 million, and left over 40 people killed and over 300 injured, might merit a mention in our newspapers? Apparently not. Here's the violence: ...

Why Is This Story Missing?
Political Animal — Why Is This Story Missing? Wouldn't you think that four days of riots that paralyzed a city of 15-18 million, and left over 40 people killed and over 300 injured, might merit a mention in our newspapers? Apparently not. Here's the violence: "Life in the southern Pakistani city of Karachi is returning to normal following three days of violence which killed at least 35 people, police say. They say that most of those who died were caught in gun battles since Saturday between unidentified people. (...) The violence erupted after months of tension between the Awami National Party ...