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Peshawar (Khyber Pakhtunkhwa): Timeline (Terrorist Activities) -2007

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February - 10	A blast at the office of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Peshawar, capital of the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) at around 4:30am on February 10 damaged four vehicles and some property, but nobody was injured as the office was closed, said an ICRC spokesman and police, ac Read more... A blast at the office of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) in Peshawar, capital of the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) at around 4:30am on February 10 damaged four vehicles and some property, but nobody was injured as the office was closed, said an ICRC spokesman and police, according to Daily Times. Read less...
February - 10	On February 10, the US advised American citizens to avoid crowded markets and public demonstrations in Peshawar, following the blast at the ICRC. “Americans are advised against visiting Peshawar’s Old City and Sadar Bazaar, and restrict movement throughout the city, staying mainly in the University Read more... On February 10, the US advised American citizens to avoid crowded markets and public demonstrations in Peshawar, following the blast at the ICRC. “Americans are advised against visiting Peshawar’s Old City and Sadar Bazaar, and restrict movement throughout the city, staying mainly in the University Town area,” read a notice issued by the US Embassy in Islamabad. Read less...
February - 23	Daily Times reported that at least five private English medium schools providing co-education remained closed in Peshawar, capital of North West Frontier Province (NWFP), on February 23 after security agencies advised their management to make security arrangements for themselves. The institutions ar Read more... Daily Times reported that at least five private English medium schools providing co-education remained closed in Peshawar, capital of North West Frontier Province (NWFP), on February 23 after security agencies advised their management to make security arrangements for themselves. The institutions are reportedly in the grip of rumours that suicide bombers may target private schools that provide co-education. The five educational institutions – the City School, Peshawar Grammar School, Frontier Education Foundation, four branches of the Beacon House School in various parts of the city and a branch of Bloomfield School in the University Town – were closed by their respective administrations after receiving instructions from security agencies that terrorists may target them. "Police have advised the private schools’ management to make security arrangements on the own in the aftermath of terrorist activities," said Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP-Operations) Iftikhar Khan, adding that nobody had threatened the schools. Read less...
February - 23	Security agencies warned on February 23 that a female suicide bomber in fashionable clothes and sunglasses might target Pakistan Air Force (PAF) installations in Peshawar, capital of North West Frontier Province, to avenge an air strike on a Madrassa (seminary) in Bajaur on October 31, 2006. "This s Read more... Security agencies warned on February 23 that a female suicide bomber in fashionable clothes and sunglasses might target Pakistan Air Force (PAF) installations in Peshawar, capital of North West Frontier Province, to avenge an air strike on a Madrassa (seminary) in Bajaur on October 31, 2006. "This suicide bomber will be different from others. This one will not have a beard... it will be a good-looking girl with the aim to avenge the air strike," official sources told Daily Times. Sources said that the would-be suicide bomber would target PAF-run schools and colleges to kill as many male and female students as possible. However, PAF spokesperson Air Commodore Sarfraz Ahmed Khan said "We got no special threat." The PAF might have been selected as a potential target after suspected militants warned earlier that they would attack its facilities in the same manner that "jets took off from Peshawar base to bomb the Madrassa in Bajaur." 82 people, including 12 teenagers, were killed during an air strike that targeted a seminary at Damadola in the Bajaur tribal region. Read less...

*Data till , April 04, 2020

Source:Compiled from news reports and are provisional.

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