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An annual kite festival Sunday in eastern Pakistan has left at
least 11 people dead.


Officials said two died after their throats were cut by metal kite strings. Kite
flyers often use string made of wire or coated with ground glass to try to cut
the strings of rivals or damage other kites.


The festival is also often marked with celebratory gunshots fired into the air.
Five people died after being hit by stray bullets.


Two people were electrocuted when they tried to untangle kites from overhead
power cables.


Two others fell from roofs. One was a boy chasing a stray kite. Another was a
woman trying to stop her son from going after a kite.