Six tourists were wounded on Wednesday in a fresh grenade attack in Indian Kashmir, a day after militants killed nine tourists in the insurgency-racked region. "Three tourists from New Delhi and three others (from Indian Kashmir) have been wounded in a grenade attack" in the resort town of Gulmarg, a police spokesman said.The grenade was hurled as the tourists boarded a bus, the spokesman said in Srinagar, the scene of five grenade attacks targeting tourist vehicles and holiday areas on Tuesday. "They are being shifted to a Srinagar hospital," the police spokesman said, adding one was in critical condition.
One of the tourists hurt in the Srinagar attacks died in hospital to take the death toll to nine, doctors said. Seven of the dead were from India's West Bengal state while two were from Bihar. Some 39 people were hurt in Tuesday's blasts.