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Pakistani judge injured by bomb Pakistani judge injured by bomb
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An explosion in the Pakistani city of Multan has wounded a judge and at least four other people, police say. An explosion in the Pakistani city of Multan has seriously wounded a judge and killed two people, police say.
Mohammed Bashir Bhatti is a judge in Pakistan's anti-terrorist court and often hears cases against suspected militants. Mohammed Bashir Bhatti is an anti-terrorist judge who often hears cases against suspected militants.
He was travelling to court by car when the roadside bomb exploded. He was travelling to court by car when the roadside bomb exploded. At least another seven people were wounded.
Pakistan has seen a series of bomb attacks in recent weeks, since the army carried out air strikes against militant bases near the Afghan border. Pakistan has seen a series of bomb attacks, since the army carried out air strikes against militant bases near the Afghan border in January.
Judge Bhatti is now in a critical condition in a local hospital, a doctor told the Associated Press news agency.
One of the dead is the judge's driver, Dr Fahim Javed added.