A Pakistani police officer speaks with relatives beside the covered bodies of blast victims at a local hospital in the town of Sehwan a day after a...
{"Image ImageDescription": "A Pakistani police officer speaks with relatives beside the covered bodies of blast victims at a local hospital in the town of Sehwan, a day after a bomb attack hit the 13th century Muslim Sufi shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Sindh province, some 200 kilometres northeast of the provincial capital Karachi, on February 17, 2017.\nAt least 70 people were killed and hundreds wounded when a bomb ripped through a revered Sufi shrine in southern Pakistan, officials said, after a series of attacks which have shaken optimism over recent improvements in security. The Islamic State group (IS) claimed the attack, the deadliest to hit Pakistan so far in 2017. / AFP / ASIF HASSAN        (Photo credit should read ASIF HASSAN/AFP via Getty Images)"}