Suicide Bombing Kills 14 at Pakistan Polio Immunization Facility

Pakistani police and hospital officials said a suicide bombing Wednesday at a polio vaccination center in southwestern Pakistan killed at least 14 people and wounded 23 others. Doctors said five of the wounded were listed as critical and that the death toll could rise. The attack occurred in the city of Quetta, the capital of violence-plagued Balochistan province, and authorities say most of the casualties were security personnel. Imtiaz Shah, a senior Quetta police officer, told...

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