A suspected quadcopter attack in Wana, South Waziristan, has left 22 people wounded, with seven children among the victims, according to local hospital reports. The incident occurred around 8 PM near a playground where young people were reportedly playing volleyball when the explosion happened.
– District Headquarters Hospital (DHQ) reports 13-60 year olds among wounded
– One 13-year-old child and one adult in critical condition
– PTI-affiliated MNA Zubair Khan Wazir condemns attack on civilians
– Locals fearful, confining themselves to homes after incident
This marks the second such incident in Waziristan this month, following a May 19 drone strike in Mir Ali, North Waziristan that killed four children from one family. Local protests had continued for days until an agreement was reached with authorities today.
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MNA Wazir has demanded immediate federal investigation and justice for affected families, while calling for preventive measures against future attacks. The nature and origin of the quadcopter remains unconfirmed as tensions escalate in the region.
Humanitarian Concerns:
Medical staff report treating multiple shrapnel wounds among victims. With two minor injuries already discharged, the hospital continues monitoring serious cases amid growing community trauma. The attack has renewed debates about civilian protection in conflict zones.
