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3 soldiers injured in landmine blast along LoC In Mendhar Poonch

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Mysterious Blast In Armed Police Camp Premises In Surankote Poonch

Poonch, Nov 1: Three soldiers sustained injuries in a landmine blast along Line of Control in Mendhar area of Poonch district on Wednesday, officials said.
They said the incident took place at Phagwari Gali and all the injured soilderis were immediately taken to a nearby MI hospital, wherefrom two were shifted to 150 GH Rajouri for advanced treatment.

They however said that the condition of all injured is said to be stable. (GNS)

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