Motorcycle bomb at police station kills at least 2 and wounds several in northwestern Pakistan
At least two civilians died and 17 were injured in an IED blast near Miryan police station amid rising militant violence in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, officials said.
- On Monday, explosives rigged to a motorcycle detonated near Miryan Police Station in Bannu district, killing at least two civilians including a child and injuring 17 others.
- Bannu district has experienced repeated attacks in recent months, including January incidents in Domel, amid a national surge in violence the government blames on the outlawed TTP.
- Authorities began evidence collection and an investigation while hospitals treated the injured, as Bannu police, Bomb Disposal Squad , and Quick Response Force secured and cleared the site.
- Nearby shops in front of the station were damaged, civilians suffered casualties, and Regional Police Officer Sajjad Khan visited the hospital to check on the injured.
- No group has claimed responsibility, though suspicion centers on the Pakistani Taliban , whose attacks strain Islamabad and Kabul relations; the TTP is separate from but allied with Afghanistan's Taliban.
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At least 2 killed, 17 injured in explosion near police station in KP’s Bannu
PESHAWAR: At least two people were killed and 17 others injured in a powerful explosion near Miryan Police Station in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu district on Monday. According to a statement by the police, the blast occurred when a time bomb planted in a motorcycle detonated. A child was among those killed in the explosion. Police sources said the blast took place near shops located in front of the station. Although police personnel remained unha…
Motorcycle bomb at police station kills at least 2 and wounds several in northwestern Pakistan
Authorities say a bomb attached to a parked motorcycle has exploded near the gate of a police station in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least two people, including a child, and wounding several others.
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