Pune blast death toll rises to 12
February 20th, 2010 - 1:13 pm ICT by ANIPune, Feb 20 (ANI): With one more person succumbing to his injuries, the toll at the blast in the German Bakery in Pune has risen to twelve, hospital sources said today.
Sudanese student Ahmed Amjad Elzazoli succumbed to his injuries at the Budhrani Hospital this morning.
Ahmed was a first year student of BSc Geology at the Wadia College in the city.The blast also wounded 57 people, and is seen as the first major attack on India since the November 26,2008 Mumbai terrors attack.
The bakery is located in Koregaon Park, which is close to the Osho Ashram and the Chabad House, a Jewish prayer house, which numerous foreigners and tourists frequent.
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