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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 Weekend Edition Australia China India Indonesia Japan Malaysia Philippines Thailand Vietnam Nine killed in teen suicide attack at Pakistan shrine AFP - Friday, October 8 Send IM Story Print Nine killed in teen suicide attack at Pakistan shrine KARACHI (AFP) - – Two teenage suicide bombers blew themselves up at a Sufi shrine in Karachi killing nine worshippers, including two children, as Pakistan battles a new wave of Taliban and Al-Qaeda-linked violence. At least 64 people were also wounded in the attack late Thursday said Fayyaz Leghari, chief of police in Karachi, a teeming port city in the country's south that is a maelstrom of communal and criminal violence. He said 15 patients remain in a critical condition. Provincial police surgeon Hamid Parhiar said his team found the heads and limbs of the two suicide attackers and said one was 14-years-old and the second was not older than 18. "We have given their samples to the police for DNA tests in Islamabad," said Parhiar. The bombs exploded at the entrance of the shrine to Abdullah Shah Ghazi, a saint in the Sufi mystical strain of Islam, as devotees packed it for a weekly gathering in the city's seaside Clifton district. Witness Gul Mohammad said he was outside the shrine when two huge blasts were heard in quick succession. "I rushed inside and saw blood and human flesh," he said. "Some bodies were lying on the ground and several people wounded in the blasts were crying in pain. Then ambulances started arriving and moving the injured to hospitals." "It was a terrorist attack," said Sindh provincial home minister Zulfikar Mirza, who said the government had decided to seal all shrines in the city immediately over security fears. A bomb attack in July at a popular Sufi site in the eastern city of Lahore killed more than 40 people. Militant Islamists see visits to Sufi shrines and some of the rituals practised by the sect as un-Islamic. There was no immediate claim of responsibility but the Pakistani Taliban has been blamed for similar bombings in the past. Karachi shut down Friday after religious and political parties called on people to protest the attacks in the city. Shopping centres, gas stations, schools and shops were closed, and the usually jam-packed roads were deserted. Related article: Pakistan envoy criticises US travel alert More than 3,700 people have been killed in a series of suicide attacks and bombings, many of them carried out by the Taliban and other Al-Qaeda-linked extremists, in Pakistan during the past three years. The United States, whose intensifying campaign of drone strikes against Islamist militants in northwest Pakistan has raised tensions with Islamabad, condemned the attack. State Department spokesman Mark Toner said Washington stood "shoulder-to-shoulder with Pakistan in its struggle against terrorism". The United States has dramatically increased drone strikes against militants in the lawless tribal areas allegedly at the centre of a plot to carry out Mumbai-style attacks on European cities. On Sunday, the United States warned that its citizens may be at risk of terrorist attacks while travelling in Europe, followed by similar alerts from Britain, Japan and Sweden. Pakistan's ambassador to Britain however said Washington's alert may have been politically motivated, ahead of mid-term US elections next month. Related article: US-Pakistani tension 'exposes contradictory aims' "I will not deny the fact that there may be internal political dynamics, including the forthcoming mid-term American elections," High Commissioner Wajid Shamsul Hasan was quoted as saying in Friday's Guardian newspaper. Hasan further said recent US attacks inside Pakistan had "set the country on fire" and warned that mounting public anger could lead to American personnel in Pakistan being attacked. "There is a figure that there are 3,000 American personnel in Pakistan. They would be very easy targets." Pakistan's US envoy had said Wednesday the increased drone strikes were linked to the alleged European terror plot. Four militants were killed in the latest missile strike Thursday in North Waziristan district, hours after Pakistan said there was "no justification" for the attacks by the pilotless aircraft on its soil and called on Washington to rethink its policy. The missile strikes have reached record levels in the past month, killing more than 150 people since September 3, amid reported US criticism of Pakistan's efforts to stamp out the Islamist threat in the border region. The US has apologised for a fatal helicopter strike in Pakistan, as it presses its key anti-terror ally to reopen a key border crossing to Afghan-bound NATO supply trucks that have come under repeated Taliban attack. 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