Balochistan

Six FC personnel injured in roadside blast in Quetta

A vehicle of Frontier Corps patrolling the area was target of the attack

Mohammad Zafar January 02, 2017

A vehicle of Frontier Corps patrolling the area was targeted in the attack. PHOTO: ONLINE

QUETTA: At least six Frontier Corps (FC) personnel were injured on Monday in a roadside blast in Quetta's Western Bypass area, police officials said.

Initial reports revealed that a vehicle of Frontier Corps (FC) patrolling the area was the target of the attack. The injured were shifted to a nearby hospital for immediate treatment. Balochistan Chief Minister Nawab Sanaullah Khan Zehri took notice of the incident.

10 killed in Quetta blast targeting FC

Last month, a manhunt was launched for suspects involved in a roadside blast that targeted a two-vehicle FC security convoy and left an FC subedar injured. A police official said the blast occurred near Dhando Pul on the main Mohmand-Shabqadar road as the convoy was travelling to Peshawar from Mohmand Agency.

A police official said an improvised explosive device had been planted along the road. FC Subedar Najab Ali was injured in the blast which left one security vehicle partially damaged.

COMMENTS (1)

Waseem Bahadur | 7 years ago | Reply Just taking notice is the only thing? We are in this war since decades and yet not able to give peace to own citizens and within the country.

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