Acts of Terrorism in Pakistan
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That's 2 days in a row.. RIP to the innocent civilians.. Getting caught in the middle of security forces and the militants..
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Blast targeting police mobile injures six in Nowshera
NOWSHERA: At least six people were injured when a remote controlled bomb went off near a police mobile in the Aurangabad area of Pabbi in Nowshera on Friday, police officials said.
Station House Officer (SHO) Pabbi Police Station, Jan Akbar said that the police mobile was targeted during routine patrol on GT Road, adding that it was completely destroyed as a result of the explosion.
He said that a bomb planted near an electricity pole detonated when the vehicle reached the Aurangabad area.
Akbar said that six people, including two police officials, were injured. Constables Wajid Ali and Hazrat Ali were rushed to Lady Hospital in Peshawar, while the civilians were shifted to Civil Hospital in Pabbi.
The injured civilians were identified as Noor Muhammad, Noorullah, Amin Jan and Jasmine
Blast targeting police mobile injures six in Nowshera – The Express Tribune
NOWSHERA: At least six people were injured when a remote controlled bomb went off near a police mobile in the Aurangabad area of Pabbi in Nowshera on Friday, police officials said.
Station House Officer (SHO) Pabbi Police Station, Jan Akbar said that the police mobile was targeted during routine patrol on GT Road, adding that it was completely destroyed as a result of the explosion.
He said that a bomb planted near an electricity pole detonated when the vehicle reached the Aurangabad area.
Akbar said that six people, including two police officials, were injured. Constables Wajid Ali and Hazrat Ali were rushed to Lady Hospital in Peshawar, while the civilians were shifted to Civil Hospital in Pabbi.
The injured civilians were identified as Noor Muhammad, Noorullah, Amin Jan and Jasmine
Blast targeting police mobile injures six in Nowshera – The Express Tribune
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Targeted: 4 policemen killed in Quetta
QUETTA: Four policemen were killed when unidentified gunmen opened fire on them on Saryab Link Badiani Road in Quetta, Express News has reported.
A police official confirmed the casualties.
“The four policemen were performing their routine patrol along the railway track where they were stationed two days ago at the request of railway officials,” a police official said.
It could not be determined whether any of the assailants were injured.
The bodies were shifted to a local hospital.
Law enforcement agencies cordoned off the area and set up blockades all over the city. A search operation was initiated to find the assailants.
Earlier, a powerful bomb detonated outside the gates of a seminary near Bank Chowk on Saryab Link Road as a ceremony for students, who had memorised the Holy Quran was being held inside, killing 14 people and injuring 48 others.
Targeted: 4 policemen killed in Quetta – The Express Tribune
QUETTA: Four policemen were killed when unidentified gunmen opened fire on them on Saryab Link Badiani Road in Quetta, Express News has reported.
A police official confirmed the casualties.
“The four policemen were performing their routine patrol along the railway track where they were stationed two days ago at the request of railway officials,” a police official said.
It could not be determined whether any of the assailants were injured.
The bodies were shifted to a local hospital.
Law enforcement agencies cordoned off the area and set up blockades all over the city. A search operation was initiated to find the assailants.
Earlier, a powerful bomb detonated outside the gates of a seminary near Bank Chowk on Saryab Link Road as a ceremony for students, who had memorised the Holy Quran was being held inside, killing 14 people and injuring 48 others.
Targeted: 4 policemen killed in Quetta – The Express Tribune
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Wana check post: Rocket attack leaves one security man dead
DERA ISMAIL KHAN:
One security man was killed and three others were injured when militants fired eight rockets at a security check post near the Kari Kot Chowk of the Wana Bazaar and Scouts Camp, North Waziristan early Sunday morning.
Conflicting reports about the death of civilians surfaced after the incident. While an intelligence official told The Express Tribune that six civilians, including two women had died, the local political administration insisted that only two women had perished.
Security forces retaliated and the exchange of fire continued till dawn, with both sides using heavy and light weapons.
Seven people have been arrested from Karam Kot and taken to an undisclosed location by the security forces, the political administration said.
The security official killed was identified as Zakar Hussain Thori and the three injured were identified as Fida Mehsud, Amen Marwath and Nisar Kundi. The three injured personnel were shifted to a military hospital located in the Wana Scouts Camp, official told The Express Tribune.
Early on Sunday, security forces made announcements through loudspeakers and warned people in Wana Bazaar and the surrounding areas to vacate the region before launching a search operation.
Shortly afterwards, security forces, backed by gunship helicopters and tanks, entered Wana Bazaar and started a manhunt for militants belonging to the Mullah Nazir group.
Forces demolished the commander Malang’s office in the Shah Alam Adda area and commander Shamsullah’s office located close to the Wana Floor Mill in Wana Bazaar.
They also demolished a market and three shops which were reportedly being used by militants for attacking the Aman check post. Curfew was imposed and all the link roads to Wana Bazaar were sealed with all traffic and pedestrians barred from the area during the search operation.
Commander Shamsullah was killed in a drone strike about three months ago in Angor Tehsil of Wana sub-division of South Waziristan. Rapa Khan Zale Khel took over as the new commander in his place. Earlier, Malang was also seriously injured in a drone strike in the Mandatha area of Tehsil Birmal.
A resident told The Express Tribune, on the condition of anonymity, that there was “black smoke” over the Wana Bazzar and no one was allowed to go towards the area.
A shopkeeper, who was trapped in the Wana Bazaar inside his shop during the nighttime firing and managed to escape in the morning, said that he came across three shops which were razed to the ground and there were bullet holes on other shops.
“I am lucky enough to have come out alive from Wana Bazzar,” he said.
Wana check post: Rocket attack leaves one security man dead – The Express Tribune
DERA ISMAIL KHAN:
One security man was killed and three others were injured when militants fired eight rockets at a security check post near the Kari Kot Chowk of the Wana Bazaar and Scouts Camp, North Waziristan early Sunday morning.
Conflicting reports about the death of civilians surfaced after the incident. While an intelligence official told The Express Tribune that six civilians, including two women had died, the local political administration insisted that only two women had perished.
Security forces retaliated and the exchange of fire continued till dawn, with both sides using heavy and light weapons.
Seven people have been arrested from Karam Kot and taken to an undisclosed location by the security forces, the political administration said.
The security official killed was identified as Zakar Hussain Thori and the three injured were identified as Fida Mehsud, Amen Marwath and Nisar Kundi. The three injured personnel were shifted to a military hospital located in the Wana Scouts Camp, official told The Express Tribune.
Early on Sunday, security forces made announcements through loudspeakers and warned people in Wana Bazaar and the surrounding areas to vacate the region before launching a search operation.
Shortly afterwards, security forces, backed by gunship helicopters and tanks, entered Wana Bazaar and started a manhunt for militants belonging to the Mullah Nazir group.
Forces demolished the commander Malang’s office in the Shah Alam Adda area and commander Shamsullah’s office located close to the Wana Floor Mill in Wana Bazaar.
They also demolished a market and three shops which were reportedly being used by militants for attacking the Aman check post. Curfew was imposed and all the link roads to Wana Bazaar were sealed with all traffic and pedestrians barred from the area during the search operation.
Commander Shamsullah was killed in a drone strike about three months ago in Angor Tehsil of Wana sub-division of South Waziristan. Rapa Khan Zale Khel took over as the new commander in his place. Earlier, Malang was also seriously injured in a drone strike in the Mandatha area of Tehsil Birmal.
A resident told The Express Tribune, on the condition of anonymity, that there was “black smoke” over the Wana Bazzar and no one was allowed to go towards the area.
A shopkeeper, who was trapped in the Wana Bazaar inside his shop during the nighttime firing and managed to escape in the morning, said that he came across three shops which were razed to the ground and there were bullet holes on other shops.
“I am lucky enough to have come out alive from Wana Bazzar,” he said.
Wana check post: Rocket attack leaves one security man dead – The Express Tribune
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Six killed, 50 injured in blast near passenger bus - geo.tv
and the worst thing about this blast is that our expert security forces they they cant figure out if it was a roadside bomb or was planted inside the bus...
Look for the crater mate,if its there on the road its a roadside bomb
and the worst thing about this blast is that our expert security forces they they cant figure out if it was a roadside bomb or was planted inside the bus...
Look for the crater mate,if its there on the road its a roadside bomb
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these terrorists are the ones who are terrorizing innocent people; affecting their business and also affecting the local economys
they only focus on death rather than life -- so death to them
regardless of cause --- these sectarian groups need to be wiped out with a vicious iron fist
they only focus on death rather than life -- so death to them
regardless of cause --- these sectarian groups need to be wiped out with a vicious iron fist
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Provincial unrest: Blasts in K-P, FATA kill five
PESHAWAR: At least five people were killed and four others injured in a series of explosions in parts of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata).
Peshawar
A woman was killed, while her four children were injured when unidentified assailants hurled a hand grenade at a house in Bachi Korona area of Nasir Bagh, on the outskirts of Peshawar. A police officer at the Nasir Bagh Police Station said the motive behind the attack was an old feud.
Tirah Valley
In Khyber Agency, three people were killed after a remote-controlled bomb planted in a car detonated near Mastak area, security officials said. All passengers were members of the Zakhakhel tribe.
Swabi
A 16-year-old boy was killed when a gas cylinder exploded in a factory in Gadoon Industrial Estate, District Swabi. An officer at the Gadoon Police Station confirmed the incident and said the blast occurred at a beverage factory called Muslim Cola. “Waqas Kapoor was working alone in the factory at that time since other people had left for lunch,“ he added.
Jamrud
In another blast, a house was destroyed in Molagori area of Jamrud subdivision Khyber Agency. According to Shakeel Ahmad, a political administration official in Molagori, the house was detonated near Marble Chowk. Fortunately, no causalities were reported. “A small amount of explosives were planted around the boundary wall of the house,” he said. But a local tribesman denied the report and said militants had planted the bomb to destroy a gambling den in the area.
Jalozai
An Improvised Explosive Device (IED) exploded inside a tent at the Jalozai Camp. Jan Akbar, a police officer at the Jalozai Police Station said the blast burnt down the tent, but there were no fatalities because no one was inside the tent at that time.
Soon after the explosion, police launched a search operation at the camp in which several suspects were arrested. “We have shifted them to an undisclosed location for interrogation,” SHO Jan Akbar said.
Provincial unrest: Blasts in K-P, FATA kill five – The Express Tribune
PESHAWAR: At least five people were killed and four others injured in a series of explosions in parts of Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (Fata).
Peshawar
A woman was killed, while her four children were injured when unidentified assailants hurled a hand grenade at a house in Bachi Korona area of Nasir Bagh, on the outskirts of Peshawar. A police officer at the Nasir Bagh Police Station said the motive behind the attack was an old feud.
Tirah Valley
In Khyber Agency, three people were killed after a remote-controlled bomb planted in a car detonated near Mastak area, security officials said. All passengers were members of the Zakhakhel tribe.
Swabi
A 16-year-old boy was killed when a gas cylinder exploded in a factory in Gadoon Industrial Estate, District Swabi. An officer at the Gadoon Police Station confirmed the incident and said the blast occurred at a beverage factory called Muslim Cola. “Waqas Kapoor was working alone in the factory at that time since other people had left for lunch,“ he added.
Jamrud
In another blast, a house was destroyed in Molagori area of Jamrud subdivision Khyber Agency. According to Shakeel Ahmad, a political administration official in Molagori, the house was detonated near Marble Chowk. Fortunately, no causalities were reported. “A small amount of explosives were planted around the boundary wall of the house,” he said. But a local tribesman denied the report and said militants had planted the bomb to destroy a gambling den in the area.
Jalozai
An Improvised Explosive Device (IED) exploded inside a tent at the Jalozai Camp. Jan Akbar, a police officer at the Jalozai Police Station said the blast burnt down the tent, but there were no fatalities because no one was inside the tent at that time.
Soon after the explosion, police launched a search operation at the camp in which several suspects were arrested. “We have shifted them to an undisclosed location for interrogation,” SHO Jan Akbar said.
Provincial unrest: Blasts in K-P, FATA kill five – The Express Tribune
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2 killed, 2 injured in Budh Bair blast
PESHAWAR: At least two people were killed and two others were injured when a bomb blast ripped through a bus stop in the Bazair Khel area of Budh Bair, Express News reported on Tuesday.
According to sources, the intended target was a former nazim of the area who was not present in the vehicle at the time of the attack.
The injured were shifted to Lady Reading Hospital.
Earlier, at least 19 people were killed and 20 were injured in a blast on Charsadda Road, which reports said had targeted a bus of Civil Secretariat employees.
2 killed, 2 injured in Budh Bair blast – The Express Tribune
PESHAWAR: At least two people were killed and two others were injured when a bomb blast ripped through a bus stop in the Bazair Khel area of Budh Bair, Express News reported on Tuesday.
According to sources, the intended target was a former nazim of the area who was not present in the vehicle at the time of the attack.
The injured were shifted to Lady Reading Hospital.
Earlier, at least 19 people were killed and 20 were injured in a blast on Charsadda Road, which reports said had targeted a bus of Civil Secretariat employees.
2 killed, 2 injured in Budh Bair blast – The Express Tribune
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Revenge of militants: Suicide attack targeting militia chief kills two
PESHAWAR:
A suicide bomber targeting the chief of a tribal militia has killed two people and wounded another five on the outskirts of the city.
The bomber targeted a vehicle carrying aides of Fahimur Rehman, the chief of Bazid Khel Aman Lashker, on Canal Road, in the Bazid Khel area – just outside Peshawar on Tuesday. Rehman, however, remained unhurt.
The bomber, in his teens, detonated the explosives strapped to his body when the vehicle cruised past. The blast destroyed the vehicle, killing two men – a cousin and a security guard of Rehman – and injuring five others.
Luckily, Rehman remained unhurt because he was travelling in another car.
The injured – four passersby and a community police constable – were ferried to Peshawar’s Lady Reading Hospital (LRH).
Soon after the attack, Rehman’s furious supporters gathered at the site and fired gunshots into the air, whipping up fear among local residents.
Rehman told The Express Tribune that they were travelling to Peshawar in two separate vehicles on two different routes.
“When one of the vehicles reached a bridge on a canal, the suicide bomber jumped on it and detonated the explosives,” he said.
He blamed militants for the attack – but refused to name any particular group. He vowed to avenge the death of his aides.
Shafiullah, the superintendent of police (Rural), confirmed to The Express Tribune that it was a suicide attack. Bomb Disposal Squad chief Shafqat Malik said around eight kilogrammes of ‘high explosives’ were used in the attack.
Revenge of militants: Suicide attack targeting militia chief kills two – The Express Tribune
PESHAWAR:
A suicide bomber targeting the chief of a tribal militia has killed two people and wounded another five on the outskirts of the city.
The bomber targeted a vehicle carrying aides of Fahimur Rehman, the chief of Bazid Khel Aman Lashker, on Canal Road, in the Bazid Khel area – just outside Peshawar on Tuesday. Rehman, however, remained unhurt.
The bomber, in his teens, detonated the explosives strapped to his body when the vehicle cruised past. The blast destroyed the vehicle, killing two men – a cousin and a security guard of Rehman – and injuring five others.
Luckily, Rehman remained unhurt because he was travelling in another car.
The injured – four passersby and a community police constable – were ferried to Peshawar’s Lady Reading Hospital (LRH).
Soon after the attack, Rehman’s furious supporters gathered at the site and fired gunshots into the air, whipping up fear among local residents.
Rehman told The Express Tribune that they were travelling to Peshawar in two separate vehicles on two different routes.
“When one of the vehicles reached a bridge on a canal, the suicide bomber jumped on it and detonated the explosives,” he said.
He blamed militants for the attack – but refused to name any particular group. He vowed to avenge the death of his aides.
Shafiullah, the superintendent of police (Rural), confirmed to The Express Tribune that it was a suicide attack. Bomb Disposal Squad chief Shafqat Malik said around eight kilogrammes of ‘high explosives’ were used in the attack.
Revenge of militants: Suicide attack targeting militia chief kills two – The Express Tribune
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Deadly suicide bombings declining in Pakistan: Report
Pakist*an Body Count report*s 44 incide*nts in 2011 as compar*ed to 90 in year 2009.
By Ema Anis
Published: June 13, 2012
The year 2011 saw 44 suicide bombings, while the current year has seen 16 bombings as yet.
The trend of deadly suicide bombings in Pakistan took its toll in the year 2009 with 90 incidents, but subsequently declined in the following years, according to an analysis by Pakistan Body Count. The year 2011 saw 44 suicide bombings, while the current year has seen 16 bombings as yet.
Pakistan Body Count, which is only available online, maintains a history and timeline of suicide bombings and drone attacks in the country, with data collected from media reports, hospitals and the internet.
According to the data, the year 2009 which saw the most suicide bombings had 1,090 people killed and 3,462 injured.
The highest number of people killed was 1,153 in the year 2010 of 58 suicide bombings.
In 2011, around 625 people lost their lives while 1,386 got injured, and in the current year, 119 have been killed and 254 injured as yet.
Suicide bombings in the country have killed a total number of 5,205 people and injured 13,618, according to the website.
The data of suicide attacks, deaths and injuries from 2002-2011 is represented as follows:
Year.....Suicide attacks.....Killed.....Injured
2002.....2........................27.........91
2003.....2........................65..........115
2004.....8........................82..........399
2005.....4.........................83..........230
2006.....9.......................161..........230
2007.....57......................842..........2,008
2008.....61......................940...........2,426
2009.....90.....................1,090..........3,462
2010.....58.....................1,153...........2,954
2011.....44......................625.............1,386
Correction: In an earlier version of the story, suicide attacks was mistakenly written as drone attacks at two instances. The error is regretted.
Pakist*an Body Count report*s 44 incide*nts in 2011 as compar*ed to 90 in year 2009.
By Ema Anis
Published: June 13, 2012
The year 2011 saw 44 suicide bombings, while the current year has seen 16 bombings as yet.
The trend of deadly suicide bombings in Pakistan took its toll in the year 2009 with 90 incidents, but subsequently declined in the following years, according to an analysis by Pakistan Body Count. The year 2011 saw 44 suicide bombings, while the current year has seen 16 bombings as yet.
Pakistan Body Count, which is only available online, maintains a history and timeline of suicide bombings and drone attacks in the country, with data collected from media reports, hospitals and the internet.
According to the data, the year 2009 which saw the most suicide bombings had 1,090 people killed and 3,462 injured.
The highest number of people killed was 1,153 in the year 2010 of 58 suicide bombings.
In 2011, around 625 people lost their lives while 1,386 got injured, and in the current year, 119 have been killed and 254 injured as yet.
Suicide bombings in the country have killed a total number of 5,205 people and injured 13,618, according to the website.
The data of suicide attacks, deaths and injuries from 2002-2011 is represented as follows:
Year.....Suicide attacks.....Killed.....Injured
2002.....2........................27.........91
2003.....2........................65..........115
2004.....8........................82..........399
2005.....4.........................83..........230
2006.....9.......................161..........230
2007.....57......................842..........2,008
2008.....61......................940...........2,426
2009.....90.....................1,090..........3,462
2010.....58.....................1,153...........2,954
2011.....44......................625.............1,386
Correction: In an earlier version of the story, suicide attacks was mistakenly written as drone attacks at two instances. The error is regretted.
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they count the bombs planted. recent years have shown the trend moving towards implanted bombs, as some sort of deficiency in availability suicide bombers have been seen
At least 15 militants killed in Dir, Orakzai
ORAKZAI: At least six militants were killed by Pakistani forces, in an act of retaliation, at the Pak-Afghan border on Thursday, DawnNews reported.
Pakistani forces opened their fire after they were attacked by the militants from the other side of the border.
The incident took place in the mountain region of upper Dir area.
Meanwhile in Orakzai agency’s Mamuzai area, jet-bombing of the Pakistani forces killed at least nine militants and their hideouts were also demolished.
According to the sub-collector Hameed Khan, “Jet-bombing of the Pakistani security forces on suspected militant hideouts, at least nine militants were killed and six hideouts were destroyed in Mamuzai area of Orakzai.”
“Ninety two percent of Orakzai area is not under the control of the militants, ” security sources said.
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ORAKZAI: At least six militants were killed by Pakistani forces, in an act of retaliation, at the Pak-Afghan border on Thursday, DawnNews reported.
Pakistani forces opened their fire after they were attacked by the militants from the other side of the border.
The incident took place in the mountain region of upper Dir area.
Meanwhile in Orakzai agency’s Mamuzai area, jet-bombing of the Pakistani forces killed at least nine militants and their hideouts were also demolished.
According to the sub-collector Hameed Khan, “Jet-bombing of the Pakistani security forces on suspected militant hideouts, at least nine militants were killed and six hideouts were destroyed in Mamuzai area of Orakzai.”
“Ninety two percent of Orakzai area is not under the control of the militants, ” security sources said.
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Brothers killed, uncle injured in Quetta attack
QUETTA: Two people were killed and one was injured when unidentified men on motorcycles opened fire on them in the Tail Godown area of the city, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported on Friday.
Police sources confirmed the reports and added that the deceased, who were brothers, were standing outside their house when the assailants attacked them.
Both brothers died on the spot whereas the boys’ uncle was injured. The assailants fled the scene.
The deceased were identified as Zeshan and Bilal and the injured as Abdul Jabbar.
The police, while quoting preliminary investigations, said that no cause of the attack could be ascertained as yet.
A case was registered and a probe into the incident was initiated.
Brothers killed, uncle injured in Quetta attack – The Express Tribune
QUETTA: Two people were killed and one was injured when unidentified men on motorcycles opened fire on them in the Tail Godown area of the city, the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) reported on Friday.
Police sources confirmed the reports and added that the deceased, who were brothers, were standing outside their house when the assailants attacked them.
Both brothers died on the spot whereas the boys’ uncle was injured. The assailants fled the scene.
The deceased were identified as Zeshan and Bilal and the injured as Abdul Jabbar.
The police, while quoting preliminary investigations, said that no cause of the attack could be ascertained as yet.
A case was registered and a probe into the incident was initiated.
Brothers killed, uncle injured in Quetta attack – The Express Tribune
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