Terrorists Launch Simultaneous Attacks In Lahore Pakistan
October 15, 2009 by Homeland Security NTARC News
Filed under World Report

Militants launched a series of simultaneous attacks against police facilities in Lahore Pakistan today, killing at least 18 people and plunging the Pakistani city into chaos.
Attackers armed with weapons and suicide jackets attacked the Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) headquarters in the city centre and two police training centres on the outskirts just after 9am this morning.
Police said two of the attacks were over but one, at the Elite Police Training School, was continuing, with reports of explosions and intermittent gunfire. Helicopters hovered overhead as authorities deployed paramilitary forces across Punjab province.
At least three people were reported to have died at the training facility, located among fields on edge of the city. Police and paramilitary rangers surrounded the facility and appeared to be preparing to storm the building.
According to reports, the attackers included women, which would be a new departure in Pakistan’s rapidly escalating battle against extremist militancy.
Meanwhile, in North West Frontier province a Taliban suicide bomber exploded his vehicle next to a police station killing 10 people, including school children.
via Several killed as militants attack Pakistan police buildings | World news | guardian.co.uk.
