By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Suspected Shiite gunmen killed two members of the rival Sunni Muslim sect Saturday in the northwest Pakistan city of Dera Ismail Khan, police said, a day after a suicide bombing at a Shiite leader's funeral killed 30 and set off sectarian riots.
The shootings Saturday occurred in a market. Three other Sunnis were wounded when the gunmen rode by on a motorbike and fired, area police chief Miran Shah said.
The attack occurred despite the presence of troops sent to patrol the city after Friday's suicide attack at a funeral where about 1,000 people had gathered to mourn Sher Zeman, a local Shiite leader gunned down the day before.
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