Three dead bodies found in Pishin

Published December 5, 2014
Officials said that the three dead bodies had multiple bullet wounds. -AFP/File
Officials said that the three dead bodies had multiple bullet wounds. -AFP/File

QUETTA: Levies found three bodies in Balochistan's Pishin district that borders with neighboring Afghanistan on Friday.

Sources said the bodies were found near Yaro area of Pishin after local residents spotted them and informed the levies.

Police and levies personnel then reached the location and started an investigation. The three bodies were then shifted to civil hospital Pishin for postmortem.

"The dead bodies are yet to be identified," levies said.

They also stated that all the victims had been shot and had received multiple bullet wounds. There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the killing of the three men.

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