Reported drone strike near civilian population during alleged forces operation
According to local sources, during the presence of a large number of armed individuals in Mand and road blockades in various directions, Pakistani forces, particularly the FC, resorted to shelling via quadcopter instead of a ground operation.
Local people allege that the forces avoided entering the area directly to conduct the operation and instead carried out bombardment from afar using a quadcopter, which also impacted the civilian population.
According to initial reports, at least two local individuals from Labella and Mulla Chat were injured in this alleged quadcopter attack and have been transferred to a hospital in Soru for treatment.
On the other hand, according to local sources, the armed individuals are holding their positions, while addressing the local population in the area is also ongoing.
The situation in the area is being described as tense. Further details of casualties, financial losses, and the operation are yet to emerge.
The news will be updated upon receipt of further details.
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Three Bodies Identified Among Those Recovered from Panjgur
Five individuals’ bodies have been recovered from Panjgur district in Balochistan.
According to information from Panjgur district in Balochistan, the bodies of five unidentified individuals were recovered near the Gwargho Cross on the road in Panjgur. The police have transferred them to the Teaching Hospital for necessary legal action and identification.
According to hospital sources, bullet wounds and signs of violence were found on the bodies. Initially, three individuals have been identified as Shafiq son of Dad Muhammad, Rai Nagor; Habibullah son of Salim Kata Gari; and Safiullah son of Abdul Wahab, resident of Khudabadan.
The identities of the other two bodies have not yet been established.
It may be noted that yesterday, three violence-hit bodies of individuals were also recovered from the Jimri area of Gwadar district, whose identification was later carried out by their relatives. Among those identified was also Ehsan Hassan, the forcibly disappeared son of the prominent local political figure Waja Muhammad Hassan.
According to family members, Ehsan Hassan had been disappeared after being taken into custody from his home by Pakistani forces on January 21 of this year.
