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February - 19 
A bomb exploded at the Government Degree College in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on February 19. However, no casualties were reported. An unnamed Police official told Daily Times that it was a low intensity device, which was only meant to create panic. The device was planted on the building’s second
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A bomb exploded at the Government Degree College in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on February 19. However, no casualties were reported. An unnamed Police official told Daily Times that it was a low intensity device, which was only meant to create panic. The device was planted on the building’s second floor and exploded around 12pm.
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March - 5 
Militants also fired 18 mortar shells at a union council official’s house on March 5, said police, but the house was not damaged and there were no casualties.
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Militants also fired 18 mortar shells at a union council official’s house on March 5, said police, but the house was not damaged and there were no casualties.
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March - 19 
Suspected Taliban militants on March 19 blew up a 500kV electricity pylon in the limits of Urmur Police Station plunging several parts of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, into darkness, Daily Times reported. A spokesman of the Peshawar Electric Supply Company told reporters the explosion destroyed the
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Suspected Taliban militants on March 19 blew up a 500kV electricity pylon in the limits of Urmur Police Station plunging several parts of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, into darkness, Daily Times reported. A spokesman of the Peshawar Electric Supply Company told reporters the explosion destroyed the tower.
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March - 25 
Unidentified men blew up a power pylon in the Mirza Kali Urmur area of Peshawar, the NWFP capital, late on March 25, suspending power supply to the adjacent areas, Daily Times reported. Police sources said the men had planted explosives under the 500KV tower. Shaukat Afzal, the Peshawar Electric Sup
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Unidentified men blew up a power pylon in the Mirza Kali Urmur area of Peshawar, the NWFP capital, late on March 25, suspending power supply to the adjacent areas, Daily Times reported. Police sources said the men had planted explosives under the 500KV tower. Shaukat Afzal, the Peshawar Electric Supply Company spokesman, said the assailants had blown up tower number 295.
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April - 7 
Suspected Taliban militants planted a remote-controlled bomb that blew up a music shop and neighbouring stalls at Charsadda bus stand in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on April 7, Daily Times reported. "A CD and music centre, as well as three other shops were destroyed when a locally-made bomb went off
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Suspected Taliban militants planted a remote-controlled bomb that blew up a music shop and neighbouring stalls at Charsadda bus stand in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on April 7, Daily Times reported. "A CD and music centre, as well as three other shops were destroyed when a locally-made bomb went off in front of a bus stand in Faqirabad area," local Police official Anwar Khan said. No casualties were reported as the shops were closed overnight when the bomb exploded, Police said.
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April - 29 
According to Dawn, suspected militants blew up about 25 shops at Adezai bazaar in the suburb of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, on April 29. A Police official of the Matani Police station said unidentified miscreants had planted explosives which went off at about 1am. Many of the shops were owned by
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According to Dawn, suspected militants blew up about 25 shops at Adezai bazaar in the suburb of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, on April 29. A Police official of the Matani Police station said unidentified miscreants had planted explosives which went off at about 1am. Many of the shops were owned by one Mohammad Kalam. However, chief of the local Union Council, Haji Asad Khan, said the shops were owned by poor people who were selling items of daily use. In the past, he said, people used to sell CDs and cassettes in different areas but after threats by the Taliban they had abandoned the business.
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May - 5 
According to Dawn, seven people, including two children and a Frontier Corps soldier, were killed and 48 others sustained injuries an explosives-laden car rammed into a pick-up near a check-post on the Bara road near Peshawar in the morning of May 5. The Bara Qadeem check-post was manned by the Poli
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According to Dawn, seven people, including two children and a Frontier Corps soldier, were killed and 48 others sustained injuries an explosives-laden car rammed into a pick-up near a check-post on the Bara road near Peshawar in the morning of May 5. The Bara Qadeem check-post was manned by the Police and Frontier Constabulary. Eyewitnesses said the car on a suicide mission was following a Frontier Corps pick-up from Bara and hit it when it slowed down near the check-post. The pick-up was carrying students to a school in Peshawar. The Senior Superintendent of Police Mian Ghulam Mohammad said no one had accepted responsibility for the blast. According to bomb disposal personnel, the explosives weighed about 85 kilograms. The blast also reportedly caused a deep crater in the middle of the road and damaged dozens of houses and shops.
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May - 11 
At least 11 people were killed and 13 others injured on May 11 in a suicide attack on a camp of the Frontier Constabulary (FC) in the Spina Thana area of Darra Adamkhel, The News reported. The banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Darra Adamkhel chapter, claimed responsibility for the attack, sayi
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At least 11 people were killed and 13 others injured on May 11 in a suicide attack on a camp of the Frontier Constabulary (FC) in the Spina Thana area of Darra Adamkhel, The News reported. The banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), Darra Adamkhel chapter, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying more suicide attacks would be carried out if the military operation was not stopped in Swat and other parts of the country. Authorities confirmed the killing of nine people, including an FC soldier and a child. Apart from the Frontier Constabulary, the Frontier Corps is also stationed at the camp to jointly curb militancy in the area. Those injured included an FC soldier and five members of a family. 12 shops, a car, a coach and two trailers were also destroyed in the blast. Eyewitnesses said a white double-cabin pick-up narrowly missed the FC camp and went off at the entrance of the military establishment. They said the explosives-laden vehicle was being driven by a young man. Police said around 200 kilograms of explosive material was laden in the car. Spina Thana is located between Matani village of Peshawar and the gun-manufacturing town of Darra Adamkhel.
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May - 16 
At least 11 people, including two women and two children, were killed and another 31 injured when a powerful car bomb ripped through a congested locality in Peshawar in the NWFP on May 16, Police and other sources said. Superintendent of Police (City) Ijaz Abid told Daily Times the explosion was cau
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At least 11 people, including two women and two children, were killed and another 31 injured when a powerful car bomb ripped through a congested locality in Peshawar in the NWFP on May 16, Police and other sources said. Superintendent of Police (City) Ijaz Abid told Daily Times the explosion was caused by a timed bomb in a car parked in the Kashkal area of the city. He said the apparent target of the blast was a nearby internet café. The bomb went off at around 2:20pm and destroyed 17 cars and around a dozen shops. Casualties from a special children’s school bus passing the area and caught in the explosion could not be confirmed.
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May - 22 
A powerful car bomb exploded near the Tasveer Mahal Cinema hall in the busy Kabuli Chowk area of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, on May 22, killing at least 10 people and injuring over 65 others, The News reported. Besides destroying the front elevation of the Tasveer Mahal Cinema, the powerful explo
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A powerful car bomb exploded near the Tasveer Mahal Cinema hall in the busy Kabuli Chowk area of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, on May 22, killing at least 10 people and injuring over 65 others, The News reported. Besides destroying the front elevation of the Tasveer Mahal Cinema, the powerful explosion also damaged another nearby movie hall, dozens of music centres and shops as well as several vehicles. The blast also disconnected power supply to the area hampering rescue efforts. Windowpanes of buildings in the adjoining Qissa Khwani, Khyber Bazaar, Mohallah Jhangi, Shoba Bazaar and Namakmandi areas were damaged due to the impact of the explosion. The Capital City Police Officer, Safwat Ghayyur, while admitting a security lapse, said 40-50 kilograms of explosives were used in the blast. However, bomb disposal squad experts said over 60 kilograms of explosives and several mortar shells were used in the bomb that was triggered through a time-device.
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May - 26 
Suspected Taliban militants blew up a CD shop and a Police post in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, early on May 26, but there were no casualties. A Police official told Daily Times that explosives planted in the CD shop went off around 3am and slightly damaged the shop. Suspected militants also targeted
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Suspected Taliban militants blew up a CD shop and a Police post in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, early on May 26, but there were no casualties. A Police official told Daily Times that explosives planted in the CD shop went off around 3am and slightly damaged the shop. Suspected militants also targeted a Police check-post on the Pajjagi Road early on May 26. There were, however, no casualties.
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June - 4 
In the province, suspected Taliban militants blew up a girls’ high school in the Badabher Police precincts of capital Peshawar on June 4. A Police official at the Badabher Police Station told Daily Times that the suspects had planted explosives at the school and that the blast had severely damaged t
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In the province, suspected Taliban militants blew up a girls’ high school in the Badabher Police precincts of capital Peshawar on June 4. A Police official at the Badabher Police Station told Daily Times that the suspects had planted explosives at the school and that the blast had severely damaged the building. A Bomb Disposal Squad official said militants had planted five bombs weighing around four to five kilograms each and also fired a rocket at the building. Sulimankhel Nazim Akmal Khan told Daily Times that the local Taliban and Lashkar-e-Islam militants could be behind the attack. He said the suspects had also blown up CD shops in the union council a few months ago.
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June - 8 
The militants also blew up a CD shop at the adjacent Garhi Atta Muhammad town early on June 8. “Many woke up by the huge explosion at 3 am, who saw six to eight people riding horses before and after the occurrence,” said villager Jamroz.
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The militants also blew up a CD shop at the adjacent Garhi Atta Muhammad town early on June 8. “Many woke up by the huge explosion at 3 am, who saw six to eight people riding horses before and after the occurrence,” said villager Jamroz.
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June - 22 
Taliban militants are reported to have blown up a girls’ school in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, and another in the Khar area of Bajaur Agency in FATA early on June 22. A police official in Peshawar told Daily Times that four relatively minor blasts followed one another in quick succession and complet
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Taliban militants are reported to have blown up a girls’ school in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, and another in the Khar area of Bajaur Agency in FATA early on June 22. A police official in Peshawar told Daily Times that four relatively minor blasts followed one another in quick succession and completely destroyed the two-room school building. Separately, Taliban blew up a primary school in the Chaqwari area of Khar.
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June - 25 
Unidentified assailants on June 25 blew up a girls' school in South Waziristan Agency, according to Daily Times. The incident came three days after Taliban bombed two other schools, one in Peshawar and the other in Bajaur Agency. "A girls' high school was blown up early Thursday morning in Shin Wars
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Unidentified assailants on June 25 blew up a girls' school in South Waziristan Agency, according to Daily Times. The incident came three days after Taliban bombed two other schools, one in Peshawar and the other in Bajaur Agency. "A girls' high school was blown up early Thursday morning in Shin Warsak town," 13 kilometers west of Wana, the main town in South Waziristan, local government official Allah Bagh Khan said. He said no loss of life was reported in the explosion that completely destroyed the school building. Also on June 25-morning, the military fired artillery at Taliban hideouts in the agency’s Spinkai Raghzai and Sararogha villages, a security official said. The number of casualties was not immediately known.
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June - 26 
In the province, suspected Taliban militants blew up a girls’ primary school on the outskirts of provincial capital Peshawar during the early hours of June 26, Daily Times reported. There were, however, no casualties. An official from the Mattani Police Station said that three militants broke into G
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In the province, suspected Taliban militants blew up a girls’ primary school on the outskirts of provincial capital Peshawar during the early hours of June 26, Daily Times reported. There were, however, no casualties. An official from the Mattani Police Station said that three militants broke into Government Girls Model Primary School Ghaziabad in the Frontier Road area, tied up the guard and planted explosives on the premises. Four devices went off in quick succession, destroying the boundary wall and five of the six rooms in the building, said the official.
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July - 9 
A Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO) employee was killed and three injured when Taliban militants blew up an electricity pylon using a remote-controlled device in Merra Suraizai Payan village on the outskirts of the provincial capital Peshawar on July 9. A Police official told Daily Times that
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A Peshawar Electric Supply Company (PESCO) employee was killed and three injured when Taliban militants blew up an electricity pylon using a remote-controlled device in Merra Suraizai Payan village on the outskirts of the provincial capital Peshawar on July 9. A Police official told Daily Times that explosives weighing five kilograms planted by the Taliban at the base of the tower went off at around 2pm, killing a PESCO lineman, Muhammad Rehman, and injuring three others. A bomb disposal squad official said the Taliban used four sticks of dynamite – weighing a kilogram each – to initially damage the pylon, and when PESCO officials were repairing the damage, a remote controlled device was detonated.
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August - 7 
In the NWFP, three rockets hit a military airbase and a Frontier Corps (FC) official’s house on August 7 but no casualties were reported, Police said. Two rockets hit the Badaber airbase in Peshawar but no damage was reported. Separately, a rocket was fired at an FC official’s house in Gulberg II, S
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In the NWFP, three rockets hit a military airbase and a Frontier Corps (FC) official’s house on August 7 but no casualties were reported, Police said. Two rockets hit the Badaber airbase in Peshawar but no damage was reported. Separately, a rocket was fired at an FC official’s house in Gulberg II, Saddar area of the provincial capital. The structure was partially destroyed in the attack and a neighbouring house was also damaged. The official’s brother, Malik Ashraf, told reporters that they had rented the property to a family from Hangu two days ago and had been living elsewhere themselves.
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August - 14 
Unidentified militants fired at least two rockets in the Peshawar city on August 14, according to Daily Times. The first rocket hit a house in Gulberg and the second landed in Bana Manri. The Bomb Disposal Squad defused another two rockets in Chathro Dag area of Badbher. A Bana Manri Police Official
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Unidentified militants fired at least two rockets in the Peshawar city on August 14, according to Daily Times. The first rocket hit a house in Gulberg and the second landed in Bana Manri. The Bomb Disposal Squad defused another two rockets in Chathro Dag area of Badbher. A Bana Manri Police Official said the rocket had damaged a power supply line, but there were no casualties. A Peshawar Electric Supply Company spokesman said the rocket had damaged an 11KV transmission line.
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August - 23 
Three persons were killed and 15 others sustained injuries in a powerful suicide blast close to the house of the slain Ansar-ul-Islam spokesman, Mobin Afridi, in the Momin Town area of Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on August 23, The News reported. The blast also destroyed four houses and damaged eight
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Three persons were killed and 15 others sustained injuries in a powerful suicide blast close to the house of the slain Ansar-ul-Islam spokesman, Mobin Afridi, in the Momin Town area of Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on August 23, The News reported. The blast also destroyed four houses and damaged eight others in the street. “Three people, including two women, were killed and 15 others injured when the suicide bomber blew himself up in a street after he ran short of ammunition,” said Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Qazi Jamilur Rehman. The bomb disposal squad estimated around eight kilograms of explosives were used in the attack. A large number of ball bearings and nails were also used in the blast to increase its intensity. The SSP said the attack was probably linked to the blast in Hayatabad in the evening of August 22, which killed Ansar-ul-Islam spokesman Mobin Afridi and his associate Haji Khan. The suicide bombers perhaps wanted to attack the house of Mubin, where people had gathered to offer condolence to his brother Sahibzada, who had rushed from Saudi Arabia to attend the funeral, and other members of the family on his death, sources said. The Ansar-ul-Islam cadres opened fire on the attacker, who returned the fire. “During an exchange of fire, the attacker got injured and ran short of rounds, after which he preferred to blow himself up instead of being caught,” said an unnamed Police official. Mobin Afridi was killed, along with his friend, when his car was blown up in Phase-IV, Hayatabad. In 2008, his brother and a former spokesman for the Ansar-ul-Islam, Maulana Mustamim, was also killed.
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September - 26 
Two suicide attackers separately rammed their explosives-laden vehicles into a Police station in Bannu and a military-owned commercial bank in Peshawar cantonment area of the NWFP on September 26, killing at least 23 people and injuring around another 200, officials said, according to Daily Times. A
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Two suicide attackers separately rammed their explosives-laden vehicles into a Police station in Bannu and a military-owned commercial bank in Peshawar cantonment area of the NWFP on September 26, killing at least 23 people and injuring around another 200, officials said, according to Daily Times. At least 10 people were killed in the attack in Peshawar, while seven, including two Policemen, were killed in the assault on the Bannu Police station. But a Police official in Bannu said 13 people had been killed. Authorities said the death toll could rise as many among the injured were in critical condition. Around 94 people were injured in Peshawar and 64, including 31 Policemen, in Bannu. "It was a car suicide blast and according to our calculations 100 kilogram’s of explosives were used," Shafqat Malik, bomb disposal squad chief, told reporters at the incident site of the Peshawar attack. "The suicide bomber sitting inside the car hurled a grenade and then he detonated himself and the car," Malik said, describing the target as a branch of a bank run by an Army welfare trust. Eyewitnesses said Police arrested two suspicious persons from the site of Peshawar blast, which occurred some 300 metres away from the headquarters of the 11 Corps and the US Consulate in the high-security zone. Meanwhile, the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) claimed responsibility for the Bannu attack and threatened to unleash bigger attacks on the Government to avenge the killing of their leader Baitullah Mehsud in a US drone attack in August, AFP reported.
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The death toll from September 26 suicide attacks increased to 27 with the recovery of more dead bodies in the debris of the Bannu Police Station and the death of some of those critically wounded in the attack in NWFP, said Police, according to Daily Times. Two suicide attackers reportedly rammed the
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The death toll from September 26 suicide attacks increased to 27 with the recovery of more dead bodies in the debris of the Bannu Police Station and the death of some of those critically wounded in the attack in NWFP, said Police, according to Daily Times. Two suicide attackers reportedly rammed their explosives-laden vehicles into a Police station in Bannu and a military-owned commercial bank in Peshawar cantonment area separately.
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October - 3 
According to Daily Times, suspected Taliban militants fired three rockets at Peshawar in NWFP on October 3, damaging a school building and a vehicle. A Pishtakhara Police Official said that the three rockets were fired from an unknown location at 2:30 am. One hit the Nodeyah Payan High School, damag
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According to Daily Times, suspected Taliban militants fired three rockets at Peshawar in NWFP on October 3, damaging a school building and a vehicle. A Pishtakhara Police Official said that the three rockets were fired from an unknown location at 2:30 am. One hit the Nodeyah Payan High School, damaging the boundary wall of the building and a van parked inside, while the other two landed in fields nearby.
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October - 15 
Elsewhere in the NWFP, an eight-year-old boy, identified as Hamza, was killed and 12 persons, including two Policemen, were wounded when a powerful bomb exploded in a three-storey building in the officers’ colony of provincial capital Peshawar on October 15, Dawn reported. Capital City Police Office
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Elsewhere in the NWFP, an eight-year-old boy, identified as Hamza, was killed and 12 persons, including two Policemen, were wounded when a powerful bomb exploded in a three-storey building in the officers’ colony of provincial capital Peshawar on October 15, Dawn reported. Capital City Police Officer Liaquat Ali Khan told reporters that the bomb planted in a car was detonated by a remote control. The building is reported to have collapsed and several apartments in adjacent buildings were damaged. Some vehicles parked in the area were also damaged. The Senior Superintendent of Police (Operations), Karim Khan, told journalists that approximately 60 kilograms of explosives were used in the blast.
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November - 19 
At least 20 people – including three Policemen – were killed and 50 others injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up at the main gate of the Judicial Complex on Khyber Road in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on November 19, Daily Times reported. This was the sixth suicide attack in 11 days in the pr
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At least 20 people – including three Policemen – were killed and 50 others injured when a suicide bomber blew himself up at the main gate of the Judicial Complex on Khyber Road in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, on November 19, Daily Times reported. This was the sixth suicide attack in 11 days in the provincial capital. The bomber struck at around 10:20am at the main gate of the complex, which houses district lower courts and is close to the Peshawar High Court, Civil Secretariat, the NWFP Assembly Flag Staff House and other Government offices and installations. Peshawar District Coordination Officer Sahibzada Muhammad Anis told reporters that it was a suicide attack, and the bomber had tried to enter the court premises. “He was on foot and detonated his explosives when security personnel tried to stop him,” said Anis, adding that three Policemen were among the dead. The Cantonment Superintendent of Police, Nisar Marwat, told Daily Times that around eight-to-10 kilograms of explosives were used in the attack.
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December - 20 
A private school building was damaged in a blast in Mathra Police Station area of Peshawar. A Mathra Police Station official said that the blast occurred at around 2 AM (PST) in the Muslim Public School, damaging two rooms, a gate and part of the boundary wall. However, no casualty in the blast was
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A private school building was damaged in a blast in Mathra Police Station area of Peshawar. A Mathra Police Station official said that the blast occurred at around 2 AM (PST) in the Muslim Public School, damaging two rooms, a gate and part of the boundary wall. However, no casualty in the blast was reported.
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December - 25 
The unidentified militants blew up three schools in separate attacks in Landikotal and Peshawar. Buildings of two Government high schools about 1.5 kilometers apart were blown up in Landikotal. No casualties were reported, as both schools were empty at the time. In the second incident, the militants
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The unidentified militants blew up three schools in separate attacks in Landikotal and Peshawar. Buildings of two Government high schools about 1.5 kilometers apart were blown up in Landikotal. No casualties were reported, as both schools were empty at the time. In the second incident, the militants tried to blow up a Government boys’ high school in Spin Wari village in Peshawar. According to the Police, the blast only damaged the school’s boundary wall.
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