ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Ten people were killed and 15 wounded in a car bomb blast in the northwestern Pakistani town of Charsadda on Tuesday, police said.
"We have reports of 10 people killed and 15 wounded," Malik Naveed, police chief for the North Western Frontier Province, told Reuters by telephone. "We are checking it now."
(Reporting by Augustine Anthony; Writing by Bryson Hull; Editing by Robert Birsel)
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