Pakistan

Three Levies men martyred in Quetta gun attackQUETTA: Three Levies personnel have embraced martyrdom in an ambush in Quetta on the first day of Eid ul Fitr on Saturday.
The attack took place near Kali Bangalzai in Sariab area of the provincial capital.
According to Geo TV, unidentified gunmen opened fire on Levies vehicle, martyring three members of the paramilitary force.
Rescue teams and law enforcement agencies reached the scene and shifted the bodies to Civil Hospital for medico-legal formalities.





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