A bomb has killed at least 20 people in a northwest Pakistan tribal town near the Afghan border.
The blast, which wounded another 80 according to a local official, took place in the main bazaar of Landi Kotal in the Khyber tribal district.
Local administration official Arshad Khan said the bomb exploded near a bus stand on June 16 and appeared to be aimed at members of the pro-government Zakha Khel tribe, who oppose a local warlord.
Nobody has claimed responsibility but Islamist militants have carried out several previous attacks in the area.
The blast, which wounded another 80 according to a local official, took place in the main bazaar of Landi Kotal in the Khyber tribal district.
Local administration official Arshad Khan said the bomb exploded near a bus stand on June 16 and appeared to be aimed at members of the pro-government Zakha Khel tribe, who oppose a local warlord.
Nobody has claimed responsibility but Islamist militants have carried out several previous attacks in the area.
