Quadcopter Strike Kills Two Pashtun Youths, Wounds More Than Fifteen
Quadcopter Strike Kills Two Pashtun Youths, Wounds More Than Fifteen
According to local accounts, a Pakistani quadcopter strike killed two Pashtun youths and wounded more than fifteen people. Among the dead and injured were young men, white-bearded elders, and other civilians.
In the hospital corridors, the sounds of groans and grief filled the air — the cries of mothers, the tears of children, and the silent eyes of the elderly.
Ten of the wounded were taken to Bannu DHQ Hospital. One of them, Malik, a pump clerk, was referred to Peshawar, and Gul Nawaz was transferred to KGN Hospital. The remaining wounded are being treated at Bannu DHQ Hospital.
Martyrs
- Muhammad, son of Hazrat Umar — age 17
- Wasid Hafiz, son of Gulawas — age 20
Wounded
- Syed Anwar, son of Ghazab Khan — age 50
- Noorullah, son of Farid — age 29
- Hafizullah — age 23
- Saleemullah, son of Ahmad Ali — age 22
- Abdul Samad, son of Ubaidullah — age 30
- Shamim, son of Rahmdil — age 18
- Abdul Salam, son of Noorz — age 40
- Ayat, son of Muqib — age 22
- Gul Azam Khan — age 60
- Nahidullah, son of Sher Adam Khan — age 40
This is not just a list of names. Behind every wounded person lies a mother’s prayer, a father’s hope, a sister’s love, and the future of children; and every martyr leaves behind a void that can never be filled.
According to local accounts, a Pakistani quadcopter strike killed two Pashtun youths and wounded more than fifteen people. Among the dead and injured were young men, white-bearded elders, and other civilians.
In the hospital corridors, the sounds of groans and grief filled the air — the cries of mothers, the tears of children, and the silent eyes of the elderly.
Ten of the wounded were taken to Bannu DHQ Hospital. One of them, Malik, a pump clerk, was referred to Peshawar, and Gul Nawaz was transferred to KGN Hospital. The remaining wounded are being treated at Bannu DHQ Hospital.
Martyrs
- Muhammad, son of Hazrat Umar — age 17
- Wasid Hafiz, son of Gulawas — age 20
Wounded
- Syed Anwar, son of Ghazab Khan — age 50
- Noorullah, son of Farid — age 29
- Hafizullah — age 23
- Saleemullah, son of Ahmad Ali — age 22
- Abdul Samad, son of Ubaidullah — age 30
- Shamim, son of Rahmdil — age 18
- Abdul Salam, son of Noorz — age 40
- Ayat, son of Muqib — age 22
- Gul Azam Khan — age 60
- Nahidullah, son of Sher Adam Khan — age 40
This is not just a list of names. Behind every wounded person lies a mother’s prayer, a father’s hope, a sister’s love, and the future of children; and every martyr leaves behind a void that can never be filled.