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    Pak intelligence agencies declare Friday 'most sensitive'
    Nepal National
    Friday 3rd September, 2010  
    (ANI)


    Pakistan's intelligence agencies have issued fresh warnings of more terrorist activities in Lahore, saying that sensitive installations, shrines and other worship places are at risk especially on Friday (Today).

    According to sources, the sensitivity of Friday increased especially after the arrest of an alleged suicide bomber on Wednesday from Imamia Colony.

    The sources said that intelligence agencies have forwarded its reports to all the authorities concerned, The Daily Times reports.

    At least 37 people were killed, and 250 injured in Wednesday's triple bombing on a religious procession in the metropolis. (ANI)


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