10 people die in Pakistani mall fire

By: Alsumaria

Baghdad : Iraq | 11 months ago

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Pakistani fighters launched an attack against a suspected Taliban and Qaeda location in tribes region where law and order are absent on the border with Afghanistan, thus 4 armed men were killed Pakistani military sources said. It is to be noted that Pakistani army has lately affirmed that more than 1500 rebel were killed and hundreds of others were arrested since last August.

To that, 10 people died in Pakistan, 60 others were wounded and many others lost and that after a fire erupted in a big mall in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi, said local officials. To that, the fire the cause of which were not revealed yet destroyed about 80% of the huge mall that contains a lot of shops.

Source: www.alsumaria.tv

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