Five bombs ripped through a police training school in Quetta, killing six members of an anti-terrorism unit and wounding nine, Pakistani police said. A tribal militant group claimed

responsibility for the attack in Baluchistan, a province where tribesmen are fighting for greater autonomy and an increase in royalties for resources extracted from their territories. The

bombs, wired to go off in sequence, were hidden around a firing range, senior city police official Wazir Nasar said. Two tribesmen were being questioned, he said. MORE TO READ