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Pak soldier killed in Balochistan clash with terrorists

By IANS | Updated: December 21, 2020 12:50 IST

Quetta, Dec 21 The Pakistan Army confirmed on Monday that a soldier was killed during a clash with ...

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Quetta, Dec 21 The Pakistan Army confirmed on Monday that a soldier was killed during a clash with terrorists in Balochistan province.

In a statement, the Army said that based on an intelligence report regarding the presence of terrorists and their facilitators in Jatt Bazar near Awaran, security forces launched a search and clearance operation on Sunday, reports Xinhua news agency.

Due to an intense exchange of fire with the terrorists during the operation, a soldier was injured and immediately evacuated to Karachi, the statement from the army's media wing the Inter-Services Public Relations said.

However, the soldier died due to excessive bleeding, according to the statement.

The security forces have successfully cleared the entire area of Jatt Bazar.

( With inputs from IANS )

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