FC checkpost attacked with rockets

GWADAR: Unidentified men attacked a checkpost of the Frontier Corps with rockets in Tump area of Kech district on Monday.

Sources said several rockets were fired at the FC checkpost in Tump area close to Pak-Iran border but they missed the target and exploded at an open place.

The FC personnel responded by firing rockets, forcing the attackers to retreat.

No loss of life was reported.

Meanwhile, one man was shot dead in Turbat town.

Police said armed men on a motorcycle opened fire on Abul Hassan, killing him on the spot. The motive of the murder could not be ascertained.

Published in Dawn, August 5th, 2014

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Uxman Masood

Aug 05, 2014 09:11am

First it was only India and Afghanistan , now Iran has also started it what's wrong with our neighbouring countries??

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Aug 05, 2014 02:22pm

its not iran its afghanistan and india they are doing these unrest in the area.

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