Four injures in Peshawar blast at busy Bilour plaza

PakistanFour injures in Peshawar blast at busy Bilour plaza

PESHAWAR: A powerful explosion occurred in a central Peshawar area on Monday, injuring four people.

The blast took place on the second floor of busy Bilour Plaza in Saddar area.

Rescue teams and security forces reached the scene and cordoned off the area.

According to reports, four people have been injured to Lady Reading Hospital.

The nature of the blast is not clear. But initial reports suggest it was a generator explosion.

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