(15 Jul 2007)
1. Wide shot of hospital entrance
2. Injured man stretchered into hospital
3. Ambulances outside hospital
4. Various of injured men lying on hospital beds
5. Street scene
6. Army helicopter flying overhead
STORYLINE:
Three blasts struck a military convoy in northwestern Pakistan on Sunday, killing 14 people in an intensifying militant campaign of violence against the government in the restive border region, said an army spokesman.
The latest incident followed the deaths of 24 soldiers in a suicide strike against another convoy in the northwest on Saturday, one of the deadliest suicide attacks of recent months.
The government has deployed thousands of troops to the region in an attempt to thwart calls by extremists for a holy war to avenge the bloody storming of Islamabad's Red Mosque last week.
The convoy of army and paramilitary troops was attacked on Sunday by suspected militants in Swat, a mountainous area of North West Frontier Province bordering Afghanistan, said Major General Waheed Arshad.
He said 11 soldiers and three civilians were killed in two suicide attacks and a roadside bomb blast.
Thirty-nine soldiers were wounded by the explosions, that destroyed two army vehicles and a bus carrying troops.
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