Pakistan: Terrorists torch bank building in Titterkhel
Suspected terrorists torched a bank building in Pakistan's Titterkhel town on Wednesday.
Police told Dawn News that a group of terrorists came to the branch of National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) located on the Bannu-D I Khan section of Indus Highway, broke the locks, smashed doors and windows and set the building on fire.
“It is not yet clear how much the assailants looted from the bank,” police said.
The terrorists left before the police reached the spot.
A Rescue 1122 official told Dawn News that a team of firefighters was dispatched to the venue when the control room received information about the incident.
The fire was later brought under control.
The building was completely gutted.
Police said they launched an operation to find those behind the crime.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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