Two roadside blasts in northwest Pakistan kill seven
Twin roadside blasts killed at least seven people in Pakistan’s northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, police said on Saturday.
“A private pickup truck carrying passengers was targeted with a remote-controlled IED,” said Yasir Afridi, a police officer in Bannu district, using a common acronym for a homemade bomb.
“... the injured were being transported to hospital in a car for emergency treatment when a second IED exploded,” he said, adding that three people were wounded.
Twin roadside blasts killed at least seven people in Pakistan’s northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, police said on Saturday.
“A private pickup truck carrying passengers was targeted with a remote-controlled IED,” said Yasir Afridi, a police officer in Bannu district, using a common acronym for a homemade bomb.
“... the injured were being transported to hospital in a car for emergency treatment when a second IED exploded,” he said, adding that three people were wounded.
Twin roadside blasts killed at least seven people in Pakistan’s northwest Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, police said on Saturday.
“A private pickup truck carrying passengers was targeted with a remote-controlled IED,” said Yasir Afridi, a police officer in Bannu district, using a common acronym for a homemade bomb.
“... the injured were being transported to hospital in a car for emergency treatment when a second IED exploded,” he said, adding that three people were wounded.
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Two roadside blasts in northwest Pakistan kill seven
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