Missiles fired from Afghan area hit Pakistani village
By Our Correspondent
February 17, 2019
LANDIKOTAL: Two missiles fired from Afghanistan's territory landed in Loy Shalman valley in Landikotal subdivision in Khyber tribal district, official sources said on Saturday.
The projectiles landed near the house of a retired Frontier Corps official in Durma Kor village in the remote Loy Shalman at around 3:30pm. However, no casualty was reported.
On January 31, a mortar shell fired from across the Pak-Afghan border had hit a house in Sheikhmal Khel area in Landikotal.
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