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Blast in Pakistan's Peshawar leaves at least 3 dead++
ISLAMABAD, Nov. 9 (AP) - (Kyodo)—A blast in Pakistan's northwestern city of Peshawar on Monday left at least three people dead, local media reported.
Geo TV reported three deaths in the blast, which it said occurred in the Patang Chawk area of Peshawar. Aaj TV reported four fatalities.
On Oct. 28, more than 100 people were killed in a huge explosion at a busy market in Peshawar, while more than 60 were killed in two separate attacks in the city earlier the same month.
Pakistani Taliban militants have been staging such attacks as the Pakistan Army continues its operation against the militants in tribal areas bordering Afghanistan.
