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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Africa Europe Latin America Middle East North America Suicide bomber targets police in new Russia attack AFP - Thursday, April 1 Send IM Story Print File picture shows Russian troops at the Gimri tunnel near Makhachkala, Dagestan. Twelve people have been killed in twin blasts in Russia's volatile North Caucasus region of Dagestan, one of which was caused by a suicide bomber, investigators have said. MOSCOW (AFP) - – A suicide bomber disguised as a police officer set off one of two blasts that killed 12 people Wednesday in Russia's volatile North Caucasus, just two days after attacks in Moscow left 39 dead. Nine police including a local police chief were among the dead in the attack that targeted law enforcement in the North Caucasus, a region wracked by an Islamist insurgency. Monday's attacks in Moscow have been linked to the same region. Wednesday's first blast was caused by a car that blew up when police tried to stop it during a regular check in the town of Kizlyar in the North Caucasus region of Dagestan, a spokeswoman for the Dagestani interior ministry told AFP. After 20 minutes, another blast was triggered by a suicide bomber wearing the uniform of police senior lieutenant who approached law enforcement officials working at the scene of the first blast, the spokeswoman said. "Of course, it was a pre-planned attack whose goal was to kill policemen," said the spokeswoman, who asked not to be named to protect her own security. The investigative committee of Russian prosecutors said in a statement that 12 people were killed, nine of them police, and 23 were wounded. The dead included the local Kizlyar district police chief, Vitaly Vedernikov, it said. The new attacks were the latest blow to Russian leaders who pledged after the Moscow metro blasts to hunt down and destroy the organisers of the suicide bombings. The Moscow blasts were detonated by two female suicide bombers who blew themselves up within 40 minutes of each other in the morning rush hour at stations in the centre of the city. Authorities said both women had links to the North Caucasus. Twin consecutive blasts are considered to be signature tactics of North Caucasus militants. Muslim Dagestan has been one of the Caucasus regions most troubled by militant violence, along with Chechnya and Ingushetia. The latest explosions come as Russia prepared to bury the first victims of Monday's blasts, with an increased police presence tangible in the still tense capital. Dmitry Korobtsov, a spokesman for Moscow-based funeral service Ritual, said two victims of the metro blasts were to be buried Wednesday and more people will be laid to rest in the days ahead. Around 10 more people were set to be buried in Moscow on Thursday, Korobtsov added. A total of 78 people remain hospitalised, a spokeswoman for the emergency situations ministry told AFP. Police said that a total of 100 bomb alerts had been received in Moscow over the last 24 hours, all turning out to be false. Moscow's police chief Vladimir Kolokoltsev said that three times as many police as usual -- many of them equipped with sniffer dogs -- were on patrol in the city's metro system. Attacks on officials and security personnel have been almost a daily occurrence in Russia's Northern Caucasus but the metro bombings in the heart of Moscow have shaken Russians to the core after a lull of six years. Last month, Islamist rebels led by Chechen militant leader Doku Umarov pledged a holy war, saying attacks would be staged throughout the country. Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin had Tuesday ordered security forces to snare the masterminds of the metro bombings, saying they should be scraped out from the sewers. Putin's language was strikingly reminiscent of his famous promise in 1999 to strike at rebels even in the "outhouse" which heralded the adoption of tougher tactics by the authorities against Chechen militants. Police were searching for a possible male accomplice who is reported to have accompanied the bombers to Moscow and was photographed by surveillance cameras. Russian police have also released grainy but grisly photographs to media showing the severed heads of the two bombers' corpses. The Kommersant daily said the investigation was looking closely at the possibility the two bombers had arrived from the Caucasus early Monday morning at a bus station at Luzhniki market in southwestern Moscow. 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