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Unidentified assailants fire at police station in Pakistan; four injured

Peshawar, August 19 Unidentified assailants fired at a police station in northwest Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, injuring four persons, including a policeman. The incident occurred on Wednesday when the accused attacked Basiakhel police station on Bannu-Kohat Road in the Bannu...

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Updated At : 05:53 PM Aug 19, 2021 IST

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Peshawar, August 19

Unidentified assailants fired at a police station in northwest Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, injuring four persons, including a policeman.

The incident occurred on Wednesday when the accused attacked Basiakhel police station on Bannu-Kohat Road in the Bannu district of the province.

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Four persons were injured, including one cop, as a result of the explosion.

The accused managed to flee from the scene after the attack. However, police have launched a search operation. — PTI

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