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Terrorist Attacks Claim Seven Police Lives In North Waziristan: Stay informed about the recent terrorist attacks in North Waziristan, where seven police officers lost their lives and two others were injured.

Get the latest updates on the situation in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

In two different attacks in North Waziristan, seven police officers were slain and two other security personnel were injured.

At least seven security personnel were killed and two injured in two separate terrorist attacks on security forces in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

Terrorist Attacks Claim Seven Police Lives: Officials gave this information on Sunday. Local officials said five security personnel were killed and two wounded during the first attack.

Pakistani security officials said the terrorist attack took place in the Hassan Khel area of North Waziristan district, bordering Afghanistan,

An improvised explosive device was detonated on Saturday, targeting a bomb disposal unit.

The local news agency quoted the officer as saying that immediately after the blast started, the terrorists started firing on the forces.

In another incident, terrorists attacked a security post in the Seeman area of the same district on Saturday, killing two security personnel, local officials said.

He said the bodies of the security personnel and the injured were airlifted to the Joint Military Hospital in Bannu.

Immediately after the attacks, security forces cordoned off the areas and started search operations in the areas.

Police said both attacks came after unidentified terrorists blew up a private girls’ school in Tehsil Shewa of North Waziristan district on the night of May 8.

Police said that the militants first tortured the watchman and later blew up two rooms of the school.

Similar attacks had taken place in May last year when two government girls’ schools in Mirali were blown up. There is no report of any loss of life or property in the incidents.