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Minor girl injured in landmine blast in Poonch

February 18, 2022

Poonch, Feb 18 : A 12-year-old girl was injured in a landmine while grazing goats in Poonch district on Friday.

Official sources told GNS that the girl, Jamida Bee daughter of Muneer Hussain of Moh. Sokar Bagyaldara, received injuries on her right shoulder and abdomen.

They said she was immediately shifted to district hospital Poonch where she is under treatment. A police officer confirmed to GNS that the girl was injured in the blast.

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