The children and woman, who belonged to the same family, were among the 1,500 families that are migrating from Bara tehsil after a deadline was given by the political administration and Frontier Corps to vacate the area before launching a military operation.
The residents were told to move to Peshawar and the Jalozai Camp.
The Shalobar tribe was given 48 hours to leave the area where a military operation against militants has been launched.
UNHCR provincial spokesperson Taimur Khan had said that 0.23 million people have been shifted to the Jalozai camp. Narrating their ordeals, the displaced people had said that they had faced immense difficulties in shifting to the camp.
Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that the children were gunned down. A mortar shell had hit their vehicle.
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@Waqas butt: Sir , It is making the menace manageable and is not about eliminating the menace. US reduction of troops prompts Pak military shuffle cards to retain the best in hand. Pak military leadership is executing the most brilliant manouvers of this decade. All eyes set on Kabul and the rest is collateral damage.
@wisdom Enemies of Pakistan will never succeed in making us weak. We stand by our FC, military and other institutions for taking this menace out from our motherland.
Any outrage on civilian casualties? Nope...alls good.
Frontier Corps have killed innocent children. These people are worst that the drone strikes.