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The city police recovered four bodies from a house near Khala Batt Township on Monday | HARIPUR

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A relative of the victims said that they were killed due to a family enmity.

The police  on an information arrived at the house and found bodies of two men and two women.

The police had to break open the main door to enter the house.The bodies were shifted to Haripur District Hospital. Police said that the victims  had been shot dead in the small hours of Monday.

Investigations revealed that some guests were present in the house on Sunday night and police officials suspect that the guests are involved
in the crime.

Police have begun their search for the unidentified guests.

A relative of the victims said that they were killed due to a family enmity. He said the head of the family, Muhammad Amin, is currently in jail in Afghanistan. According to media reports, the murdered people were  persian speaking Afghan refugees.

Babar Awan meets delegations of lawyers from District Bar Associations Haripur and Mansehra | Haripur News

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Babar Awan, Federal Minster for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, has said that the present Government is doing all its best to raise the living standards of backward and remote areas and is determined to improve the lot of the masses at large.

This he said while presiding a meeting of delegation of lawyers’ from District Bar Associations Haripur and Mansehra here on Wednesday.

He said that democracy is a system of Government in which everyone has Continue reading

3 killed and 11 infected in Hazara Division | Haripur News

02 Nov. 2010
Haripur-Hospital
HARIPUR: C ongo virus in Hazara Division killed three people and left another 11 infected, SAMAA channel reported on Tuesday.

According to reports, three patients were tested positive for Congo virus at Ayub Medical College, bringing to 11 the number of affected patients over the past month and a half.
Many patients suspected of Congo disease are under treatment in different hospitals of the Hazara Division and their blood samples have been sent to Islamabad for clinical tests.