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Gunmen kill two army personnel in Karachi

| | Jul 27, 2016, at 05:21 am
Karachi, July 26 (IBNS): Unidentified gunmen killed two Pakistan Army personnel as they opened fire on their vehicle in country's Karachi city on Tuesday,media reports said.


The attack on the vehicle occurred at  Saddar Parking Plaza near Empress Market.

"2 army soldiers, Lnk   Razzaq and sepoy  Khadim embraced shahadat in a terrorist attack on a military  vehicle which was on routine duty near parking plaza Sadar karachi," Pakistan's ISPR said in a statement.

 

Image: ISPR

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