Peace committee leader’s son killed in Swat blast

PakistanPeace committee leader’s son killed in Swat blast

SWAT: A son of a Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz leader and peace committee member, Sher Ali, was killed on Tuesday morning in a bomb blast that took place in Swat’s Mingor area.

Police said 10 people sustained injuries in the explosion and the bomb was detonated through a remote controlled Improvised Explosive Device (IED).

Sher Ali was a relative of the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Puran Tehsil Khan Bahadar Khan who died in Monday’s bombing in Shangla.

The rescuers were shifting the injured to the hospitals.

DND

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