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GB police foil terrorist attack on checkpost between Diamer, Ghizer districts

PakistanBy none@none.com (Jamil Nagri)Sep 20, 2026, 5:25 PM
GB police foil terrorist attack on checkpost between Diamer, Ghizer districts
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PUBLISHEDSep 20, 2026, 5:25 PM
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GILGIT: Gilgit-Baltistan police said on Sunday they had foiled a terrorist attack on a police checkpost situated between Diamer and Ghizer districts. The attempted attack took place on Saturday, the GB police spokesperson said in a statement on Sunday. Around nine terrorists opened fire on a police party at the Sargah Nallah seasonal checkpost, located within the jurisdiction of the Singal police station, adjacent to Ghizer and Diamer districts. The spokesperson said the police personnel immediately mounted an effective retaliatory response. However, taking advantage of the difficult mountainous terrain and their higher position, the attackers managed to flee, he added.

“All police personnel remained safe in the firing,” he stated. He maintained that, in view of the security situation, steps were being taken to relocate the police party to a safer and strategically suitable location, and to provide additional personnel as well as the necessary logistics and equipment. “The situation continues to be monitored at the district level. ” “The GB police strongly condemns this cowardly terrorist attack and reiterates its resolve to fulfil its responsibilities for maintaining law and order, protecting the lives and property of the public, and combating terrorism; the police remain fully alert,” he said. The spokesperson urged people to immediately report any suspicious activities or…

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