Child killed in Peshawar bomb blast: police

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A nine-year-old child was killed and three other people were wounded Wednesday when a bomb planted in a sewer exploded in Peshawar, police said.
The blast took place in the Scheme Chowk neighbourhood where Taliban militants have waged a campaign of bombing and suicide attacks.
“A nine-year old boy was killed and three others, two children and a man, were wounded in the bomb blast,” senior police official Tahir Ayub told AFP.
It was a remote-controlled device, bomb disposal squad chief Hukam Khan said.
Nobody claimed the responsibility for the blast but militants have carried out several attacks in the area.
Peshawar has a population of 2.5 million people and has long been on the frontline of violence blamed on an insurgency led by Taliban opposed to Islamabad’s alliance with the United States.
Militants have killed more than 4,900 people across Pakistan since government troops raided an Lal Masjid in Islamabad in July 2007.

5 COMMENTS

  1. How many more innocent lives will these lethal improvised explosive devices claim? Is government sleeping?

  2. What is the solution to end this curse and the production of deadly improvised explosive devices? Only God can help us as our government has failed terribly.

  3. This is so sad. When would the militants realize that they are using improvised explosive devices against their own people?

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