Violence in Pakistan financial hub kills 34

Violence in Pakistan financial hub kills 34

Agence France-Presse
The clashes broke out overnight in the heart of the sprawling port city of 14 million but paramilitary troops managed to restore calm later yesterday, the uneasy peace punctuated just occasionally by sporadic gunfire. "The situation is under control," said provincial minister for special development, Rafiq Engineer.
              

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