Ten civilians killed as India, Pakistan trade border fire


Indian volunteers carry a villager injured in an alleged live fire incident from the Pakistani side. -EPA

ISLAMABAD:  At least 10 civilians were killed Friday as India and Pakistan traded fire across their disputed border, officials said, less than a week after high-level talks were aborted amid a row over Kashmir.

Six died near the city of Sialkot in Pakistan’s Punjab province and at least four villagers were killed in Indian-administered Kashmir. Officials said more than 50 were wounded.

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