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Hospital scenes as at least 6 killed in market bomb blast

(16 Jul 2010) 1. Wide exterior of Hayatabad Medical Complex (HMC) Peshawar emergency department 2. Hospital staff in uniform and relatives of the wounded pushing wounded child on stretcher inside hospital 3. Sign board for surgical ward 4. Wide pan interior of injured in hospital ward 5. Various of wounded boys being treated 6. SOUNDBITE: (Pashto) Aytbar Shah, father of wounded boy: "This incident occurred at 9 o'clock in morning in a street type bazaar. It looks like it was a suicide bomb blast, in which 10 people died, while 14 to 35 people were injured, and some 10 shops were totally destroyed." 7. Aytbar talking with relatives outside hospital 8. SOUNDBITE: (Pashto) Aytbar Shah, father of wounded boy: "In this incident my son and one of my grandsons were wounded and I brought them here to this hospital complex." 9. Wide exterior of HMC, ambulance passing UPSOUND: siren 10. HMC Accident and Emergency department sign board outside hospital STORYLINE: A powerful bomb blast ripped through a busy market in an area along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan on Friday, killing at least six people and wounding 15 others, a Pakistani official said. No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack in the Khyber, a tribal region whose security is of paramount importance to the United States and its allies because a major supply route for the US led war in Afghanistan runs through it. Pakistan's military has mounted several operations in Khyber to drive out Taliban and other Islamist militants. The dead and injured, which included several young boys, were transported to Peshawar's Hayatabad Medical Complex. Aytbar Shah, whose son and grandson were wounded in the attack, said he thought as many as 10 people had been killed, and up to 35 injured. A local government official said the bomb had been planted near a shop in Khyber's Tirah Valley. The official did not speculate who might have been responsible, but authorities have blamed pro-Taliban militant groups for previous such attacks in the province and elsewhere in the country. In recent weeks, several major suicide attacks have shaken Pakistan. An attack on Thursday killed at least five people in the Swat Valley, which is also in Pakistan's northwest. Last week, a pair of suicide bombers blew themselves up in the Mohmand tribal region, killing at least 102 people in the country's deadliest attack this year. The attacks come as Washington is pushing Pakistan to do even more to root out militant groups that use its soil to plan attacks in Afghanistan. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...