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    Four, including two FBR officials, killed in DI Khan firing

    Ahad Raza Mir•October 6, 2026• 2 min read
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    Four, including two FBR officials, killed in DI Khan firing
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    “Four people, including two Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) officials, were killed when unidentified armed motorcyclists opened fire in Dera Ismail Khan (DIK) on Tuesday, District Police Officer (DPO) D…”

    The firing took place at Bhatti Pump on University Road, within the jurisdiction of University Police Station, at around 11:40am. Rescue 1122 media coordinator said its control room received information about the firing at Bhatti Pump and immediately dispatched emergency teams to the scene.

    The rescue teams recovered the bodies of four people killed in the incident and began shifting them to DHQ Hospital, the coordinator said. "In a separate incident, a highway patrol mobile came under fire at Gulistan Chowk on the DIK bypass, killing its driver and injuring two others," DPO Ziauddin said.

    Separately in Bannu, two terrorists were killed in an exchange of fire with police in Feroz Fateh Khel, within the jurisdiction of Mandan Police Station. Police identified the two deceased as Sher Ayaz Khan and Adnan, police confirmed.

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    Their bodies were shifted to the District Headquarters Hospital for post-mortem examinations and legal formalities. Elsewhere, three people working at basic health units (BHUs) under the Aga Khan NGO were reportedly abducted from Grah Mitho in Tank,.

    The abductees were identified as Saeed Anwar, Safiullah and Syed Basha. In South Waziristan's Khasokhel, unidentified individuals targeted the main gate of Prime Minister’s committee member Maulana Misbahullah’s house with explosives at around midnight, damaging the gate.

    No casualties were reported. In another incident in Upper Kurram, terrorists fired an RPG-7 round at a house in Dal, within the jurisdiction of Agra Police Station, at around 3:30am. The attack damaged the house’s door, but caused no casualties, DPO Kurram Malik Habib.

    Meanwhile, mobile phone services began to be restored in Dera Ismail Khan after three days.

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    Written by Ahad Raza Mir

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