Shootout At Funeral Ceremony In Pakistan Leaves 8 People Killed, 15 Injured - Reports
Fahad Shabbir (@FahadShabbir) Published September 17, 2021 | 05:10 AM
MOSCOW (UrduPoint News / Sputnik - 17th September, 2021) Eight people have been killed and 15 more injured as a result of a shootout at a funeral ceremony in the Lower Dir District of the Pakistani province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, media reported.
The shootout during the funeral prayers was caused by a land dispute between two groups of people, the Dunya news broadcaster reported on late Thursday.
All the injured people have been sent to a nearby hospital, 10 of them are in critical condition.
Related Topics
Recent Stories
Rafiq-ul-Hujajj Committee to organize 2nd training session for pilgrims in Abbot ..
Defence Minister leads Pakistan's delegation to Kazakhstan SCO moot
4-day book fair opens
30 wheelchairs donated
11 dead, 1295 injured in road accidents
46 vehicles impounded for traffic violations
PSX gains 771 points
PITB HR Wing organizes Eid Milan celebration for children at PITB Day Care Cente ..
Cabinet briefed on progress of PIA privatization
Meeting held to streamline trade between Pak-Afghan , Central Asian Republics
SONY x TECNO - is this for real?
Progress of Aaghosh, Bunyad, Khud Mukhtar programs discussed
More Stories From Pakistan
-
Rafiq-ul-Hujajj Committee to organize 2nd training session for pilgrims in Abbottabad
1 minute ago -
Defence Minister leads Pakistan's delegation to Kazakhstan SCO moot
1 minute ago -
4-day book fair opens
8 minutes ago -
30 wheelchairs donated
8 minutes ago -
11 dead, 1295 injured in road accidents
8 minutes ago -
46 vehicles impounded for traffic violations
8 minutes ago
-
Mohsin Naqvi visits Police Facilitation center, directs 24 hour service for citizens
41 minutes ago -
Citywide anti-encroachment campaign launched: Mayor Karachi
51 minutes ago -
Citizens demand action against professional beggars
51 minutes ago -
KP Open Shooting Gala concludes
51 minutes ago -
Seminar on dengue
51 minutes ago -
Kite seller held
51 minutes ago