61.   Those killed were four policemen, four civilians and two suspected militants, a police officer said on condition of anonymity.

62.   Those killed were four policemen, four civilians and two suspected militants, a police officer said on customary condition of anonymity.

63.   Those killed were visiting Macalipat, and the wounded included two of his bodyguards and three women on his staff.

64.   Those killed were workers at a brick factory who had migrated from other Indian states, police said.

65.   Two of the others killed were Israelis, and the bodies of two others, a man and a woman, remained unidentified Wednesday.

66.   Two of the people were killed were soldiers dressed in civilian clothes, he said.

67.   Ziaullah said those killed Tuesday were not villagers, but possibly would-be immigrants seeking work.

68.   He said it was not clear if the three killed were members of the family living in the house.

69.   In most cases, those killed were survivors of the genocide or relatives of the victims.

70.   It was not immediately clear if those killed were al-Qaeda or Taliban fighters.