KOHAT: A blast in Hangu on Thursday left six people dead and three others injured, Express News reported.
The explosion took place in the Torah Warhi area of the city.
Rescue team officials shifted the injured to nearby hospitals for medical treatment.
A bomb disposal unit (BDU) was also summoned after receiving information of a second bomb, which is reportedly planted on the side of a road.
Police has cordoned off the area and further investigations into the incident are under way.
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@Major Iqbal:
Violent religo-political ideology has more breathing room in Pakistan, compared to other nations, due to the space and environment given to them in mixing religion and state, which Pak's security had exploited, for geo-political reasons, and Pak's majority society condoned it, literally due to shared religious background and affinity to such beliefs.
Bombings and attacks on religious motivations are common in a lot of global terrorist hotspots. West has good security and relatively secular. The problem of religo-political extremism remains, local and foreign. However, much less than Pak due to a population and state that has some basis in allowing it and hence creating a great number of radicals, supporters and sympathizers - even high up, be it in the courts, govt practices or military strategies, etc who fail to bring proper solutions. Secularism can help in the long-term and reduce some of the religiosity thinking and abuses - it will not be 100%. Same way security will not be 100% if we don't consider de-radicalization and undoing this fertile ground that easily grows violent religious extremism.
this is a backlash of Zarb e Azb Operation in North Wazristan.
@rohit950723:
It's not an issue of ideology here but one of very poor security and a military turning a blind eye to militants.
If Pakistan turns secular, you just really believe attacks will cease?
Unless Pakistan turn secular, till then these issues will remain.. Pakistan needs strong policy maker..