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Policeman injured in grenade attack by militants in northwest Pakistan

Peshawar, June 8 A policeman was injured in a grenade attack by militants in northwest Pakistan on Monday, police said. A police van was doing routine patrolling in the Mundan area of Bannu district in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province when...

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Updated At : 07:17 PM Jun 08, 2020 IST

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Peshawar, June 8

A policeman was injured in a grenade attack by militants in northwest Pakistan on Monday, police said.

A police van was doing routine patrolling in the Mundan area of Bannu district in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province when some militants lobbed a hand grenade on the vehicle and started firing.

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A policeman was injured in the attack, police said, adding that one person has been arrested. — PTI

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