Islamabad, Oct 23 (IANS) Eighteen people were killed when a bus carrying a marriage party was blown up in a landmine explosion in Pakistan’s Mohmand Agency.
According to Geo News, the marriage party bus was struck with anti tank mine planted by militants in Lakro area.
Eighteen people, including women and children, were killed while six people were injured.
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