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Musharraf says he survived assassination bid
0 Comments | AFP, December, 2003
ISLAMABAD (AFP) — Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf said a bomb which blew up a bridge seconds after his motorcade passed was a bid by Islamic extremists to kill him.
"It was certainly a terrorist act and certainly it was me who was targeted," General Musharraf said on state-run PTV late Sunday.
Musharraf's car was close enough to feel the explosion as he drove through crowded Rawalpindi, next to the capital Islamabad, at around 8:30 pm (1530 GMT) Sunday.
"There was an explosion just one minute or half-a-minute after we crossed," he told state-run Pakistan Television (PTV).
"It must have been a large explosive because it damaged the concrete and I felt the effect of the explosion in my car."
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