Last week, at least nine innocent people, including five schoolchildren and a police officer, were killed in a bomb explosion in Mustang.
Terror attacks like this have become routine in Pakistan, creating a sense of fear among civilians. The state needs to do more to eliminate such attacks and ensure the security of all citizens.
Gohar Ismail
Awaran
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