Seven injured in cross-border Afghan shelling in Chaman

CHAMAN: At seven Pakistani citizens, including three children, were injured in unprovoked, cross-border firing and shelling by Afghan forces in Chaman early Friday, sources informed Geo News.
The unprovoked fire by Afghan forces, using both light and heavy arms, began at 4:00 am and lasted until 6:30 am, sources said.
Large contingents of Frontier Corps and Levies reached the area as soon as the vicinity came under heavy fire from across the border.
Pakistani security forces effectively responded to the firing and shelling from Afghan side.
A mortar shell, which fell on a house in a village close to Chaman border, left at least seven civilians wounded. The injured also included three children.
They were whisked to district hospital, where from two critically injured persons were referred to Quetta.
There have been reports of injuries to other civilians as well, sources added.

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