Four family members were injured when a mortar shell fell on a house in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bajaur district on Thursday, according to the police.
Bajaur police spokesman Israrzai said Dawn.com: “The house of a citizen in Gohati Mamond was beaten by a mortar shell, because four men were injured.
“They were taken to the Lar Khalazo Tehsil Hospital for Medical Assistance,” he said, adding that the condition of one of the injured people was critical.
At the beginning of the week, the administration of Bajaur imposed a touch of three days in 16 places in the district and initiated an operation against militants in the areas. Salarzai added that the curfew was raised in the district after a two -day operation against the militants.
The KP Prime Minister Ali Amin Gandapur announced on Wednesday that a series of Jirgas will be convened on August 2 to decide on the future steps about a wide range of concerns among the residents of the province.
The District of Bajaur, previously an access point during the peak of the insurgency of Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan, is once again seeing an increase in militant violence.
On July 10, the ANP leader, Maulana Khan Zeb, and a police officer were killed there by unidentified armed men. On July 2, a road bomb hit an official convoy in Sadiqabad, killing five, including an assistant commissioner and a tehsildar, and hurting another 17, many of them police personnel.
On June 13, the cross -border fire of Afghanistan killed a man and wounded two women in Salarzai Tehsil. In January, PTI legislator, Anwar Zaib Khan, said that Afghanistan militants had captured 15 security security posts within Bajaur.
