The five victims of Tuesday’s explosion, which claimed the lives of two women among others, were laid to rest on Wednesday in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa’s South Waziristan district.
According to details, each bereaved family will receive Rs2.5 million in compensation, along with 15 sheep, in accordance with Pashtun tribal customs.
Read more: At least five killed in explosion in South Waziristan home
Additionally, the government has pledged to release a detainee and to pursue action against those accountable for the explosion.
A sit-in protest by the victims' relatives was concluded following these assurances from the authorities.
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