At least one person was killed and several others were injured during an explosion during a cricket match in the Kriket playground of Kausar in Khar then in the Bajaur district on Saturday in the Northwest Khyber then on Saturday. Officials said Dawn that the explosion was caused by an improvised explosive device (IED) and seemed to be a targeted attack.
Police officer of the district district of Bajaur Waqas Rafique confirmed the victims at dawn and noted that injuries – including children – were hurried to the nearby hospital. “It seems to be a targeted attack,” he said, emphasizing the intentional nature of the incident.
Chaos and panic in the field
Eyes witnesses described the scenes of chaos as the explosion shook the ground while the cricket match was going. “In the state of panic, many fled from the field as the explosion shook the ground,” police spokesman Express Tribune said. The attack raised serious concerns about the security of public gatherings and sports events in the region.
Participated Drone Attack on Police Station
Last Saturday, the authorities reported a related incident, when terrorists tried to target the Lowe Mamund then Laghari in the Quadrocoptera.
Police constable Mohammad Habib and civilian Najeeb Khan were injured and the vehicle was damaged.
Pakistani officials confirmed the dawn that attackers could not intervene their primary goal. Israr Khan, the officer of the District Police for Public Traveling, said that the injured was immediately moved to the Khar District Directorate Hospital.
No group claims responsibility
No organization took responsibility for either a bomb explosion in Pakistan. The police suggest that incidents may be associated with terrorist elements responding to recent operations against terrorism under the Sarbakaf operation in the Bajaur district.
Security forces continue to investigate and increase patrols in this area to prevent further attacks. The authorities urged the population to remain vigilant and immediately report suspicious activities.
Blast bombs killed 11 at the rally in the Pakistani city of Quetta
On September 3, on Tuesday, he killed a bomb explosion in the Quetta Pakistani city in Quetta, when he left the parking area of the Assembly, which took place in memory of the anniversary of the nationalist leader’s death, said government official Hamza Shafaat.
The police were investigating an explosion that seemed to be a suicide bombing, police official Athar Rasheed said.
(Tagstotranslate) cricket match
