10 killed in suicide blasts on Sufi shrine

KARACHI, OCT 7
Two suicide bombers today struck venerated Sufi shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi in this Pakistani port city, killing at least 10 people and wounding 60 others in the latest in a slew of attacks on sacred places.
The blasts occurred in quick succession at the entrance of the packed shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi, considered to be patron saint of Karachi and is revered by millions of people.
No group claimed responsibility for the blasts.
The shrine located in the upmarket area of Clifton was packed with thousands of devotees, who had gathered on Thursday, considered an auspicious day, to offer prayers and distribute langar (food).