Jammu and Kashmir: 19 civilians injured in grenade attack in Sopore, say reports
Six of the civilians, said to be in critical condition, were taken to a hospital in Srinagar. The rest are being treated in a local medical facility.
At least 19 civilians were injured on Monday after suspected militants threw a grenade at a bus stand in Sopore town, ANI reported. The incident came two days after injured six soldiers of a Central Reserve Police Force team were injured in a grenade attack at a checkpoint outside a hospital in Srinagar.
Six of the civilians, said to be in a critical condition, were taken to a hospital in Srinagar, PTI reported. The rest are being treated in a local medical facility.
Security personnel cordoned off the area soon after the attack, and began looking for the assailants. No one has been arrested yet.
Suspected militants had also lobbed a grenade in a Srinagar market on Sunday, unidentified police officials told News18. The attack occurred in Hari Singh High Street Market, located a few hundred metres from Lal Chowk.
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