Pakistan reacts to deadly Nato airstrike

Lorries carrying supplies to Nato troops in Afghanistan tail back outside the Pakistani frontier town of Torkham after Islamabad closed the border in protest at the US air strike Photograph: Khuram Parvez/Reuters Drivers sleep on top of their lorries at a fuel station Photograph: Athar Hussain/Reuters Pakistani children shout anti-US slogans at a rally on the outskirts of Islamabad Photograph: Muhammed Muheisen/AP Pakistani soldiers in Peshawar pay tributes to their colleagues killed in the US air strike Photograph: Mohammad Sajjad/AP Student supporters of Islami Jamiat Talaba, a student wing of Jamaat-e-Islami, protest against Nato forces in Lahore Photograph: Mohsin Raza/Reuters Protesters help a man attach Pakistan's national flag to barbed wire surrounding the US consulate in Karachi Photograph: Athar Hussain/Reuters Pakistani soldiers carry the coffins of comrades at the funeral in Peshawar Photograph: A. Majeed/AFP/Getty Images Karachi: a man rides past trucks carrying fuel for Nato forces in Afghanistan Photograph: Athar Hussain/Reuters Backed up trucks at the closed Torkham border into Afghanistan Photograph: Qazi Rauf/AP A truck driver covers a Nato humvee with tarpaulin at the Pakistan-Afghanistan border town of Chaman Photograph: Naseer Ahmed/Reuters A policeman stands guard near trucks on the outskirts of Quetta, near the border at Chaman Photograph: Naseer Ahmed/Reuters Protesters in Karachi burn an effigy representing the US Photograph: Athar Hussain/Reuters