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Security concerns at campus!
Apr 18 2009, Somana Riaz

The overall situation in Pakistan is not at all good but educational institutions, the universities in particular are supposed to be peaceful. The recent arrest of a suspect and the entrance of a vehicle loaded with explosives in the campus is a...

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