ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- A suicide bomber hit a car carrying the army's surgeon general along a busy road south of the capital Islamabad Monday, killing him and at least seven others, the army said.
In the north, gunmen opened fire and threw grenades inside the office of the British-based aid group, killing four local staff, the group and police said.
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The latest attack is likely to revive concern about Islamic militancy in Pakistan just days after the opposition won parliamentary elections.
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