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Kashif Bangash

As part of efforts to revive and facilitate China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) activities in Pakistan and strengthen coordination with Chinese personnel, the KP Police has introduced Chinese language training for selected security personnel assigned to protect Chinese nationals and strategic development projects.

The first batch of 20 Special Security Unit (SSU) personnel successfully completed the language training.

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BALOCHISTAN
1.                Security forces killed seven alleged BLA terrorists, including a suicide bomber, during an operation in Nushki, Balochistan, destroying their hideout, ammunition and explosives (30-31.7.26).
2.                Eight people were killed in separate incidents across Balochistan, including a bus driver Shamadoodul Haq in Kachhi and two others in Khuzdar district (1.8.26).
3.                Local journalist Nazar Muhammad Kanrani was shot dead and his brother injured in an armed attack in Dera Allahyar’s Ladies Bazaar area of Jaffarabad district, while police arrested a suspect named Hafiz and launched an investigation (4.8.26).
4.                Unidentified armed men shot dead Inayatullah Jattak, father of kidnapped woman Asma Jattak, in Shehzad Town of Shokhro area in.

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