Northwest Pakistan is on fire again! In the latest explosions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, at least six people have died and over 15 injured. First, on June 29, old explosive storage blew up in the Lower Dir district, killing two and injuring five. But that’s not all! Just days later, on July 2, a homemade bomb exploded by the roadside, killing four people, including two high-ranking provincial government officials and two policemen. Another 11 were injured, some critically. The bomb was remotely detonated as a convoy passed near a local fairground. Police and rescue teams are hunting the perpetrators, but security in this part of Pakistan remains shaky. These blasts cast a dark shadow over an already unstable region, reminding us how dangerous it is to live where hand grenades and explosives lurk around every corner. Will the authorities catch the culprits and stop the bloodshed? Or will this nightmare continue? Got a hot take or a sarcastic jab about “security” in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa? Drop it here — this is the spot for everyone who loves to comment while the world burns!
