PAKISTAN TWO GET DEATH SENTENCE FOR KARACHI BOMBING

a Pakistan court convicted and sentenced two tribal militants to death for a 2005 car bombing which killed four people near a state-run petroleum company's office, a prosecutor said. Aziz Khan and Mohammad Mengla, said to be linked to Baloch rebels, were accused in the November 15, 2005 blast. Judge Haq Nawaz at the city's anti-terrorism court found the men guilty of involvement in the blast.