2 held for bomb attack on bus carrying Chinese engineers

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Lahore: Pakistan’s law enforcement agencies on Wednesday arrested two suspects in connection with a recent bomb attack on a shuttle bus in the country’s northwest that killed 13 persons, including nine Chinese engineers. pti

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