1. High view of ambulance arriving at hospital AUDIO of siren
2. Various of paramedics and civilians taking injured out of ambulance
3. People taking injured men from police vehicle, pan as one man is placed on bed and wheeled into hospital
4. Pan as people rush by pushing bed with injured person
5. People pushing injured person on bed
6. Injured person on stretcher being carried into vehicle to be moved to another hospital
7. Pan of woman crying
8. Wide of hospital with ambulance outside and 'Casualty' sign
STORYLINE :
Thirteen civilians were wounded on Monday in a grenade attack by suspected Islamic rebels in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir, police said.
Militants lobbed a hand grenade toward a shopkeeper, Sidique Gojri, in the town of Pattan, 35 kilometres (20 miles) north of Srinagar, the summer capital of India's Jammu-Kashmir state, the local police chief said.
Seven of those injured were taken to a hospital in Srinagar in critical condition, the police chief added.
An army convoy had passed through the area earlier but the attack seemed to target the shop owner Sidique Gojri, police said.
Police said they were investigating why Gojri was targeted.
No militant group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Nearly a dozen Islamic militant groups have been fighting Indian security forces since 1989 to carve out an independent Kashmir o.