Four Martyred in Landmine Explosion Near LoC in Azad Kashmir
According to security sources, the four young men had gone to repair a water pipeline connected to a nearby spring as part of their routine activities when a powerful explosion occurred upon their arrival.
Four young men were martyred in Azad Kashmir’s Poonch region after a landmine reportedly washed across from the Indian side of the Line of Control (LoC) exploded accidentally near Mahndla Madarpur village.
According to security sources, the four young men had gone to repair a water pipeline connected to a nearby spring as part of their routine activities when a powerful explosion occurred upon their arrival.
All four were martyred on the spot.
The victims were identified as Faizan Sagheer, Ishtiaq, Asim Rafiq and Waqas Sharif.
The tragic incident has plunged the entire area into mourning, with residents expressing deep grief and sorrow over the deaths of the four young men.
According to the report, landmines washed across from the Indian side of the Line of Control continue to pose serious threats to civilians living in border communities.
Such incidents have repeatedly resulted in the loss of precious civilian lives, highlighting the dangers faced by residents in areas close to the LoC.
