LATEST NEWS UPDATE:
Attack on political agent’s office in Peshawar
PESHAWAR: At least two blasts and gun fire was heard near the office of a political agent near Peshawar’s Bara Road on Monday, DawnNews reported.A suicide bomber blew himself near the political agent’s office whereas details of the second explosion were not clear.
Gun fire was also heard in the area whereas six people were reportedly injured in the incident.
Details of the number of attackers were not available until the filing of this report.
Security forces sealed off the area around Bara and Mall road areas.
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