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Friday, 1 September 2006, 13:23 GMT 14:23 UK

In pictures: Baloch tribal burial

Tribal members carry the coffin to the grave in Dera Bugti
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Tribal leader Nawab Akbar Bugti has been buried in Pakistan's Balochistan province. He was killed last Saturday in a military raid.

Security personnel on guard at the burial
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Security personnel outnumbered mourners at the funeral in the tribal chief's home town of Dera Bugti.

Tribal members offer funeral prayers in Dera Bugti
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No family members were present among tribal members at the ceremony - in protest at restrictions by the authorities.

District official Abdul Samad Lasi shows the media a watch said to have been Bugti's
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The family did not identify the remains - but officials say they are in no doubt the body was Bugti's. Items said to belong to him were displayed to the media.

Paramilitary soldiers on guard in Quetta
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There was heavy security in towns and cities across Balochistan after days of unrest.

Protests in Peshawar
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Protesters angry at the killing took to the streets in the north-western city of Peshawar.

Children play around a pile of burning tyres during Karachi street protest
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A strike was also held in Karachi. Here children play around a pile of burning tyres during the protest.

The cave in Kohlu district in which Bugti died
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Bugti died during a military assault on his mountain hideout. The military says it dug his body out on Thursday.


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