12 terrorists were killed and many injured in the retaliatory action of security forces on late night attacks at many places in Balochistan.
According to the report of Radio Pakistan, the operation will continue until the terrorists are eliminated, adding that terrorists have carried out cowardly attacks at many places in Balochistan, but the report did not specify the locations of the attacks.
According to the report, security forces and law enforcement agencies responded effectively to these attacks.
Meanwhile, 11 people, including a sub-inspector and 4 Levies personnel, were killed as a result of fierce clashes between security forces and armed men at different places in Kalat district of Balochistan.
Civil Hospital Kalat official said that 11 bodies and 6 injured have been shifted to Civil Hospital Kalat.
He said that 11 people, including a sub-inspector and 4 Levies officials, have been killed in late night clashes at different places in Kalat.
The armed men attacked the hotel and the house, as a result of which a tribal and 2 other citizens were also killed in the hotel. The accused also damaged the hotel of the tribal citizen.
Earlier, according to the Levies control room, heavy clashes broke out between security forces and attackers at Mahlebi location in Qalat late night.
According to the Levies Control Room, tribal leaders were also killed in Qalat firing while 2 civilians were also killed at the hotel due to Qalat firing.
According to the Levies Control Room, 5 Levies officials, including the Assistant Commissioner, have been injured and have been shifted to Khuzdar and Quetta for treatment.
It should be noted that 23 people were shot and killed after being identified and taken off trucks and passenger buses at Rara Sham area of Mosikhel district of Balochistan late at night.
Assistant Commissioner Najeeb Kakar said that the armed men also set fire to 10 vehicles.
He further said that the police and levies reached the spot and started shifting the bodies to the hospital. The deceased belonged to Punjab.
