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Four policemen killed in Quetta firing
Four policemen were killed as gunmen opened fire on a police vehicle in Satellite Town, Quetta.
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Four policemen were killed when gunmen opened fire on a police vehicle in Quetta.
QUETTA: Four policemen were killed as gunmen opened fire on a police vehicle in Satellite Town, Quetta.
Official sources said a contingent of policemen from Satellite Town police station were on their way to the station when unidentified men opened fire on them at Saryab Link Road. An SHO named Abdul Khalique was among the four killed.
Poice and FC personnel have started a search operation in the area.
The bodies of all four policemen have been shifted to the hospital.
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This is sickening. I shudder to think about the families of these poor poliecemen and other similar victims of terrorism all across the country. How will they fend for themseleves? Who will bring bread to their table? It is frightening to even imagine for a minute the plight their widows and families. .Recommend