<p>The move comes after a terror attack on a shrine in provincial capital Karachi left seven people dead. </p>.<p>Abdul Haseeb, a provincial minister, said that Rs.20 million have been earmarked in the current development budget for full-proof security measures at the shrines in Sindh province, the News International reported Tuesday. He said that walkthrough gates would be installed at the shrines. <br /><br />Seven people were killed and over 60 injured Oct 7 when two suicide bombers blew themselves up at the entrance of the 8th century Sufi shrine in Karachi.<br /><br />The twin blasts occurred within an interval of minutes at the gate of Abdullah Shah Ghazi's mausoleum in Clifton, where a large number of devotees gather every Thursday.<br /></p>
<p>The move comes after a terror attack on a shrine in provincial capital Karachi left seven people dead. </p>.<p>Abdul Haseeb, a provincial minister, said that Rs.20 million have been earmarked in the current development budget for full-proof security measures at the shrines in Sindh province, the News International reported Tuesday. He said that walkthrough gates would be installed at the shrines. <br /><br />Seven people were killed and over 60 injured Oct 7 when two suicide bombers blew themselves up at the entrance of the 8th century Sufi shrine in Karachi.<br /><br />The twin blasts occurred within an interval of minutes at the gate of Abdullah Shah Ghazi's mausoleum in Clifton, where a large number of devotees gather every Thursday.<br /></p>