Charsaddah government office attacked by gunmen

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National Database and Registration Authority in Charsaddah district fired upon, three gunmen involved.

• At least three gunmen attacked the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) in Pakistan's northwest Charsadda district.
  
  Local media reports said the attack was foiled when police returned fire and the attackers fled, prompting a search operation.
  
  "All schools near the area are shut under further notice," a resident and an eye witness, Shoukat Iqbal, told Al Jazeera.
  
  It was not immediately clear if there were any casualties.
  
  On Tuesday, Pakistan Taliban Jamaat-ur-Ahrar faction claimed responsibility for the attack in town of Tangi in the district of Charsadda where suicide bombers attacked a court complex in northwestern Pakistan, killing at least six people.
  
  A wave of recent attacks has gripped Pakistan. In one of the attacks last week, dozens of worshippers gathered at a famed Sufi shrinewere killed when an Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group's suicide bomber walked into the shrine's main hall in the southern Sindh province and detonated his explosives. The death toll from that attack has since risen to 90.
• http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/...t-office-attacked-gunmen-170223062629898.html

 

[Max]

hopefully CCTV footage will help in arrest of these pigs.

 

[R Wing]

There was also a blast in Lahore too (apparently a generator or a cylinder at a restaurant blew up, but the nature of the blast hasn't been confirmed yet).

Provincial CTDs and the ISI's CT Wing have done so much, sacrificed so much --- but unfortunately they must do even more. It is nearly impossible finding a few attackers in a country of 200M+ where many share a hardline ideology, but they must find ways to penetrate even deeper into sleeper cells. I personally know how hard it is. It is objectively impossible to stop all attacks. But we cannot lapse.