Pakistani drone fragments recovered in Punjab's Jalandhar after blast

Parts recovered in village after blast

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:19 AM May 10, 2025 IST

Missile debris found near Adampur airbase. Tribune photo

As Pakistan attacked multiple locations in India, parts of a drone were recovered after a blast in Kanganiwal village in rural Jalandhar of Punjab on Saturday.

Surjeet Kaur, a local whose house was affected due to a Pakistani drone attack, said, "A red coloured flash came above our house and there was a huge explosion. We got scared. Everything was dark. We came out of our houses after a short while and saw that the water tank above our houses and our neighbours' houses had exploded. There was a blackout at that time, and all the lights were off."

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