Three migrant hairdressers shot dead in SW Pakistan

QUETTA, Mar 10 (AFP): Three migrant barbers were shot dead by gunmen in a southwestern province of Pakistan, police said Monday, where violence by separatist militants is rising.
Attacks on labourers from other parts of the country have increased in Balochistan, with militants accusing them of profiting from the region.
Migrant hairdressers, accused by militants of being informants to the military, have repeatedly been targeted in the province, which borders Afghanistan and Iran.
"Three Sindhi barbers lost their lives," Muhammad Zaid, a police officer in Panjgur district, told AFP.
The gunmen arrived on a motorbike, entered the barber shop late on Sunday evening and opened fire, police said.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The separatist Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) is the most active group in the region, who accuse outsiders of exploiting its rich resources.