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Suicide bombing rocks Wagah
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Relatives gather beside the covered bodies of victims who were killed in suicide bomb attack in Wagah border near Lahore. (Reuters Photo)
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BSF jawans take positions at Swarn Jayanti Dwar at Attari international border after Sunday's bomb blast at Wagah checkpoint. (PTI Photo)
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Pakistani children receive treatment at a hospital in Lahore after the suicide bomb attack. (AFP Photo)
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The blast tore through crowds of spectators leaving after the colourful daily ceremony to close the frontier. (AFP Photo)
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Pakistani paramilitary troops patrol near the site of a suicide bomb attack at Wagah border. (AFP Photo)
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At least 55 people were killed on Sunday when a suicide bomber blew himself up on the Pakistani-Indian border. (Reuters Photo)
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Pakistani soldiers patrol on a vehicle after a suicide bomb attack in Wagah border near Lahore. (Reuters Photo)
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