Siege by gunmen of Pakistani hospital ends
By ABDUL SATTAR, Associated Press
Jun 15, 2013 10:22 AM CDT
Pakistani volunteers collect body parts of victims of a bomb blast from the wreckage of a bus in Quetta, Pakistan, Saturday, June 15, 2013. A bomb tore through a bus carrying female university students in southwestern Pakistan Saturday, killing several, officials said. As family and friends gathered...   (Associated Press)

Pakistan's interior minister says the siege of a hospital in southwestern Pakistani has ended after security forces stormed the building.

Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said forces freed 35 people trapped inside the building, killed four of the attackers and arrested another.

He says four security forces and one top government officials died during Saturday's violence, which began when attackers set off a bomb in a corridor in the hospital's emergency room and then took over areas of the hospital.

The interior minister did not have any information on the identity of the attackers, and there has been no claim of responsibility.

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