PESHAWAR, Pakistan, ? A local government official says a bomb blast has killed six people in a remote town in northwest Pakistan.
The official, Ahmed Jan, says two members of an anti-Taliban militia are among those killed in the Sunday bombing.
He says the explosives were planted in a donkey cart left unattended in a market at Mastak town, some 75 miles (120 kilometers) northwest of the city of Peshawar. He says it was a remote-controlled blast apparently targeting the militia.
Militants from the Taliban in Pakistan often target militias allied with the government in its drive against militancy.
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