Three bodies recovered in Mohmand Agency
Bodies shifted to hospital for post-mortem and identification; suspected militants houses demolished in Bajaur Agency
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GHALLANAI:
A political agent on Tuesday recovered three bullet-riddled bodies from the Khakh area of Mohmand Agency.
The political administration official Safi Mohmand confirmed that they were informed about the recovery of three bodies from the Qandaro area, which were later taken into custody and shifted to the Agency Headquarter Hospital in Ghallanai for postmortem.
The political administration avoided sharing details the incident. However, a local source in the area said all three have long hair and beards, and are of about 25-30 years of ages.
Houses of suspected militant demolished in Bajaur
Political administration in Bajaur Agency's Mamond demolished the houses of five suspected militant’s in Mamond Dama Dola. Meanwhile, administration in Bajaur Agency's Khar launched a search operation in the area along with security forces and a local peace lashkar, demolishing five suspected militants' homes under the FCR (Frontier Crimes Regulation).
A political agent on Tuesday recovered three bullet-riddled bodies from the Khakh area of Mohmand Agency.
The political administration official Safi Mohmand confirmed that they were informed about the recovery of three bodies from the Qandaro area, which were later taken into custody and shifted to the Agency Headquarter Hospital in Ghallanai for postmortem.
The political administration avoided sharing details the incident. However, a local source in the area said all three have long hair and beards, and are of about 25-30 years of ages.
Houses of suspected militant demolished in Bajaur
Political administration in Bajaur Agency's Mamond demolished the houses of five suspected militant’s in Mamond Dama Dola. Meanwhile, administration in Bajaur Agency's Khar launched a search operation in the area along with security forces and a local peace lashkar, demolishing five suspected militants' homes under the FCR (Frontier Crimes Regulation).