[NATION.PK] At least five personnel of Frontier Corps (FC) on Friday have embraced martyrdom as terrorists attacked patrolling party in Sibbi.According to Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the security personnel befittingly retaliated to the attack.
“During the process 5 brave soldiers of FC Balochistan also embraced Shahadat.”
The martyred soldiers included Havaldar Zafar Ali Khan and Lance Naik Hidayat ullah, both residents of Lakki Marvat, Lance Naik Nasir Abbas, a resident of Bhakkar, Lance Naik Basheer Ahmed, a resident of Naseerabad, and Sepoy Noor Ullah, a resident of Lakki Marvat.
The ISPR said a search operation was also in progress to block the escape routes of the terrorists and apprehend the perpetrators.
Search operation has been launched in the entire area to bar the escape of the terrorists from the site. The security officers told that investigation into the matter has also been started.
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