Terrorism in Islamabad: Suicide blast near Tarnol, five including two army officers killed. TTP claims responsibility of attack

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June 4, 2014

RAWALPINDI: A suicide blast targeting a military vehicle near Tarnol area of Rawalpindi went off on Wednesday that left five persons including two military officers killed.

Those Pakistan army officers who embraced Shahadat in the sucide blast included Lieutenant Colonel Zahir Shah and Lieutenant Colonel Arshad.

2 military offrs & 3 civilians embraced Shahadat when a suicide bomber hit their twin cabin near Tarnol.Shaheeds;Lt cols Zahir Shah & Arshad
— AsimBajwaISPR (@AsimBajwaISPR) June 4, 2014

The vehicle was attacked near a railway track situated close to Fateh Jang road and the injured were shifted to a hospital for treatment.

Asad Haroon

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