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Incidents of Arson:2009
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January - 2 
The militants ringed the Prince Hotel in Mingora and abducted two persons from there. The militants claimed that their colleagues were attacked from the same hotel the other day in which one had sustained bullet injuries. Sources also said the militants kidnapped Muhammad Sher from Sarbanda area in
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The militants ringed the Prince Hotel in Mingora and abducted two persons from there. The militants claimed that their colleagues were attacked from the same hotel the other day in which one had sustained bullet injuries. Sources also said the militants kidnapped Muhammad Sher from Sarbanda area in Matta and an FC trooper Daulatmand from Mingora Bazaar. Militants also stormed the houses of Inspector Amjad Khan and Fazle Rabbi, a professor at Jehanzeb College in Saidu Sharif, in the Charbagh area. The militants later set ablaze their household items.
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January - 6 
A girls’ high school was set ablaze by suspected militants in the Fatehpur area of Khwazakhela sub-division. While no casualty was reports, the furniture and record of the school were destroyed. Militants in Swat have so far reportedly set ablaze or blown up 104 girls’ and 62 boys’ schools.
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A girls’ high school was set ablaze by suspected militants in the Fatehpur area of Khwazakhela sub-division. While no casualty was reports, the furniture and record of the school were destroyed. Militants in Swat have so far reportedly set ablaze or blown up 104 girls’ and 62 boys’ schools.
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January - 7 
According to Daily Times, the Taliban in Hangu District of NWFP killed three Policemen and abducted three others when they stormed a Police check-post early on January 7. Officials said the Taliban attacked the Police post in Dalan area of Tal tehsil (revenue division) using heavy weapons. Three Pol
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According to Daily Times, the Taliban in Hangu District of NWFP killed three Policemen and abducted three others when they stormed a Police check-post early on January 7. Officials said the Taliban attacked the Police post in Dalan area of Tal tehsil (revenue division) using heavy weapons. Three Police personnel - Taimoor, Fazal Rahim and Daulat Shah - were killed, while Mohibullah, Tariq and Akhlaq were abducted by the militants, who also set ablaze the check-post.
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January - 9 
The militants burnt another Government Girls’ High School in the Sheen area of Khwazakhela in the early hours of January 9.
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The militants burnt another Government Girls’ High School in the Sheen area of Khwazakhela in the early hours of January 9.
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January - 11 
A cease-fire between rival factions was reached in Hangu in the NWFP late on January 11, after 30 persons were killed and 50 injured in sectarian clashes that broke out on January 9, according to Daily Times. However, The News put the death toll in the three days of sectarian clashes at 40. 20 house
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A cease-fire between rival factions was reached in Hangu in the NWFP late on January 11, after 30 persons were killed and 50 injured in sectarian clashes that broke out on January 9, according to Daily Times. However, The News put the death toll in the three days of sectarian clashes at 40. 20 houses – including that of the District Zakat committee chairman – were set ablaze in fresh clashes despite an earlier truce in the afternoon of January 11, as helicopter gunships targeted ‘miscreant’ hideouts. A private TV channel said the house of local Awami National Party leader Yahya Qureshi was also torched. Sources said three local commanders, Maulvi Nadeem, Momin and Ihsanullah, were among the six militants killed in sectarian clashes in Saidan Banda and Pass Kellay, while six civilians were also injured. Clashes between the armed groups continued in various areas, including Sangarabad, Bahadur Ghari, Saidan Banda, Mardokhel Banda, Kach Banda, Ibrahimzai, Nerobaag, Sheikhan Kellay and Lakhtay Banda throughout the day. Heavy weapons, including rockets, mortar shells and missiles were used in the clashes. The second truce was reached in a jirga (assembly of tribal elders) headed by Kohat Division Commissioner Umar Afridi around midnight, Hangu District Coordination Officer Syed Mujibur Rehman told a private TV channel. Rival groups would vacate bunkers they have captured in each other’s areas and there will be a ban on the display of weapons according to the pact, said jirga member Shah Hussain. An earlier truce was rejected by one of fighting groups. The TV channel said tribal elders held talks with Taliban to persuade them to leave the District, but the Taliban refused to comply unless instructed to do so by their commander. Officials told Daily Times that Security Forces would take positions in the city on January 12 (today), as reinforcements arrive. “We targeted the hideouts of miscreants with helicopter gunships,” Mujibur Rehman told AFP, without giving any details about the results of the operation. “The troublemakers have set up bunkers on hilltops and in some houses, and were firing on each other to trigger sectarian violence,” he added. The supply of electricity to the city remained suspended for the third day.
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January - 13 
A security official was killed while three others sustained injuries when suspected militants attacked the SFs convoy in Durushkhela area of Matta, according to the Swat Media Centre. The troops instantly retaliated and killed an unspecified number of the attackers. A petrol station was also reporte
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A security official was killed while three others sustained injuries when suspected militants attacked the SFs convoy in Durushkhela area of Matta, according to the Swat Media Centre. The troops instantly retaliated and killed an unspecified number of the attackers. A petrol station was also reportedly set ablaze in Matta.
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February - 4 
Militants torched the house of a close relative of Awami National Party’s senior leader Afzal Khan in the Bagh Dehri area of Matta sub-division on February 4. Unlike other legislators elected from the Swat valley, Afzal Khan, a former federal minister, has not left his native Daroshkhela village des
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Militants torched the house of a close relative of Awami National Party’s senior leader Afzal Khan in the Bagh Dehri area of Matta sub-division on February 4. Unlike other legislators elected from the Swat valley, Afzal Khan, a former federal minister, has not left his native Daroshkhela village despite several attempts made by Taliban to kill him and his relatives.
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February - 5 
The house of Police constable Abdul Kamal was set on fire in the Kala Kalley area of Kabal sub-division.
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The house of Police constable Abdul Kamal was set on fire in the Kala Kalley area of Kabal sub-division.
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February - 12 
The militants also set ablaze the furniture of the destroyed Government Girls’ High School in Odigram.
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The militants also set ablaze the furniture of the destroyed Government Girls’ High School in Odigram.
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March - 15 
Dozens of suspected Taliban militants attacked a terminal storing NATO supplies on the Ring Road in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, destroying at least 12 trucks and 20 containers early on March 15, Daily Times reported. This is the first major attack on a NATO depot since February 2009. Police sources
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Dozens of suspected Taliban militants attacked a terminal storing NATO supplies on the Ring Road in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, destroying at least 12 trucks and 20 containers early on March 15, Daily Times reported. This is the first major attack on a NATO depot since February 2009. Police sources said several militants started firing at trucks and torching trailers vehicles parked at the terminal. Following an exchange of fire, the militants escaped. There were no casualties. AFP, however, reported that two truck drivers were injured in the attack. According to Reuters, the torched trucks contained food, while a witness said some military vehicles were also being transported to the border. City Superintendent of Police Ijaz Abid said that around 40 militants attacked the terminal using guns and petrol bombs.
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March - 16 
Suspected Taliban militants torched 30 vehicles in an attack in Peshawar on March 16 on a terminal for trucks carrying supplies for NATO forces in Afghanistan, Dawn reported. Truck drivers at the Al-Faisal Terminal said over 50 armed men entered the compound after breaking the boundary wall firing r
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Suspected Taliban militants torched 30 vehicles in an attack in Peshawar on March 16 on a terminal for trucks carrying supplies for NATO forces in Afghanistan, Dawn reported. Truck drivers at the Al-Faisal Terminal said over 50 armed men entered the compound after breaking the boundary wall firing rockets and Kalashnikovs. The militants remained in the terminal for about an hour, sprinkled trucks with oil and later set them ablaze. There were reports the attackers escaped towards Bara. This was the second such attack in two days. 20 vehicles had been burnt in an attack on a terminal in the Hazarkhwani area on March 15.
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April - 3 
Dozens of armed Taliban militants on April 3 stormed a NATO supplies container terminal in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, and torched nine vehicles and several offices, Daily Times reported. Police and locals said the terminal, located on the Ring Road in Pishtakhara Police station precincts, was attac
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Dozens of armed Taliban militants on April 3 stormed a NATO supplies container terminal in Peshawar, the NWFP capital, and torched nine vehicles and several offices, Daily Times reported. Police and locals said the terminal, located on the Ring Road in Pishtakhara Police station precincts, was attacked early in the morning, adding that the Taliban and Police exchanged heavy fire, but no casualties were reported. Police officials said there were more than 100 militants who participated in the raid. They said the Taliban also used rockets to target the Police party but failed to hit anyone. Meanwhile, AFP reported the Taliban had destroyed nine vehicles parked at the terminal. The vehicles were bound for international forces in Afghanistan. "There were no casualties in the attack early Friday, but the fire destroyed nine NATO vehicles, including fire-fighting vans and 4x4 jeeps," local Police official Fazal Wahid Khan told AFP.
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April - 12 
According to Daily Times, a security guard was killed and three others injured on April 12 when armed men stormed into three terminals storing NATO supplies in the limits of Yakatoot Police Station in Peshawar, capital of the NWFP. A Police official said that around 200 suspected Taliban militants,
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According to Daily Times, a security guard was killed and three others injured on April 12 when armed men stormed into three terminals storing NATO supplies in the limits of Yakatoot Police Station in Peshawar, capital of the NWFP. A Police official said that around 200 suspected Taliban militants, who attacked the Aasim and Amanullah Terminal on Ring Road, also set ablaze 12 vehicles. He said a guard, Arif, had succumbed to his injuries, while three others were injured.
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April - 23 
Six tankers supplying fuel to the NATO forces in Afghanistan were set ablaze and a guard sustained injuries after suspected Taliban militants opened fire on them on April 23. A Chamkani Police official told Daily Times that five militants equipped with sophisticated weapons and rocket launchers ente
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Six tankers supplying fuel to the NATO forces in Afghanistan were set ablaze and a guard sustained injuries after suspected Taliban militants opened fire on them on April 23. A Chamkani Police official told Daily Times that five militants equipped with sophisticated weapons and rocket launchers entered the Pakistan Oil Tanker terminal at Jhagra Chowk at around 3am and opened fire on the tankers parked there. He said the guard, Razam Khan, sustained injuries and six tankers were charred. He said at least three blasts were also heard, but the cause was not certain yet.
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April - 29 
According to Dawn, suspected militants blew up about 25 shops at Adezai bazaar in the suburb of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, on April 29. A Police official of the Matani Police station said unidentified miscreants had planted explosives which went off at about 1am. Many of the shops were owned by
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According to Dawn, suspected militants blew up about 25 shops at Adezai bazaar in the suburb of Peshawar, capital of the NWFP, on April 29. A Police official of the Matani Police station said unidentified miscreants had planted explosives which went off at about 1am. Many of the shops were owned by one Mohammad Kalam. However, chief of the local Union Council, Haji Asad Khan, said the shops were owned by poor people who were selling items of daily use. In the past, he said, people used to sell CDs and cassettes in different areas but after threats by the Taliban they had abandoned the business.
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May - 13 
Eight trailers were torched when militants attacked two parking lots, which were once used for transporting supplies for the NATO forces in Afghanistan, while two check-posts were also attacked with missiles on May 13, The News reported. Police officials said around 40 people attacked the Khatoot-e-
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Eight trailers were torched when militants attacked two parking lots, which were once used for transporting supplies for the NATO forces in Afghanistan, while two check-posts were also attacked with missiles on May 13, The News reported. Police officials said around 40 people attacked the Khatoot-e-Aman Terminal and the Javed Bilal Terminal on the Ring Road in the jurisdiction of Pishtakhara Police station at around 3:45 am. A source said the attackers first fired a rocket at the parked vehicles and later set ablaze eight of them. The attackers also assaulted the watchmen and drivers and deprived them of their cash and valuables. An encounter took place between the miscreants and Police when contingents rushed to the area. The assailants, however, managed to escape from the incident site.
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May - 31 
The militants set ablaze the Government Girls’ School in Bedara, some 3.5 kilometers north of Matta. The Government High School in the Kuza Bandai village of the Kabal sub-division was also blown up with explosives. The military has not started any major operation in the Kabal sub-division yet, as i
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The militants set ablaze the Government Girls’ School in Bedara, some 3.5 kilometers north of Matta. The Government High School in the Kuza Bandai village of the Kabal sub-division was also blown up with explosives. The military has not started any major operation in the Kabal sub-division yet, as it was until now focusing on securing Matta and Khwazakhela sub-divisions and the twin towns of Mingora and Saidu Sharif. There were reports that the troops were marching towards Charbagh.
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June - 20 
Seven suspected militants were killed in a clash with a Lashkar (the village militia) in Patrak area of Upper Dir District in NWFP on late June 20-night, Dawn reported. Local people said the clash took place in Shekhan Khwar near Patrak. However, some of them said that 10 militants arrested earlier
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Seven suspected militants were killed in a clash with a Lashkar (the village militia) in Patrak area of Upper Dir District in NWFP on late June 20-night, Dawn reported. Local people said the clash took place in Shekhan Khwar near Patrak. However, some of them said that 10 militants arrested earlier by Chitral Police had been handed over to the Lashkar. Two of those killed were identified as Fatehzar and his son Dilaram. One militant was injured and another reportedly ran away. After the incident, 20 militants came out in Bar Doog area and set ablaze 130 logs owned by local people. They also torched a house and abducted a man identified as Faqir Gul Mulla.
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June - 29 
In the province, thousands of armed villagers in the mountainous Doog Darra area of Dir Upper District launched an intensified offensive against the holed up Taliban and killed two Afghan militants besides torching 30 houses of the Taliban and their supporters in Shatkas and Bar Doog villages on Jun
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In the province, thousands of armed villagers in the mountainous Doog Darra area of Dir Upper District launched an intensified offensive against the holed up Taliban and killed two Afghan militants besides torching 30 houses of the Taliban and their supporters in Shatkas and Bar Doog villages on June 29. The militia suffered injuries to two of their volunteers as they were advancing towards the stronghold of the militants. Dozens of Afghan and non-local militants are believed to have been hiding in the area who were led by Afghan commander Amir Khitab, who is reportedly still alive. There were also uncorroborated reports that the militants had received reinforcement from Swat. The Lashkar captured Shatkas village, one of Taliban’s strongholds in the area, and torched a number of houses owned by the Taliban or their supporters. Militia sources said that several bunkers and key positions were also taken back from the militants, including the strategic Sogaya height near the Chitral border. They said the militants were present in two houses owned by Nawaz and Shakoor in Shatkas villages but they were planning to attack them soon.
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July - 5 
Reports from Mingora indicated the SFs set ablaze 24 houses of militants in different areas of Swat Valley. Further, the house of Pakistan Human Rights Chairman Raja Liaquat Ali was reportedly torched. Sources said 12 houses of the militants were set ablaze in Sra Cheena area of Charbagh. The houses
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Reports from Mingora indicated the SFs set ablaze 24 houses of militants in different areas of Swat Valley. Further, the house of Pakistan Human Rights Chairman Raja Liaquat Ali was reportedly torched. Sources said 12 houses of the militants were set ablaze in Sra Cheena area of Charbagh. The houses of the militants, including Irfan, Ziaur Rahman, Arshad, Abbas and Fazal Rab, were set ablaze in Amankot area. Houses of four militants were torched in Malukabad and Qamar areas. The house of Raja Liaquat, Chairman of Pakistan Human Rights, was torched in Rajabad area.
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August - 11 
Taliban militant set ablaze seven primary schools in the Buner District where children recently resumed their studies after the area was declared safe by the army, officials said on August 11, Daily Times reported. “Three boys’ and four girls’ primary schools were set on fire by Taliban on Monday in
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Taliban militant set ablaze seven primary schools in the Buner District where children recently resumed their studies after the area was declared safe by the army, officials said on August 11, Daily Times reported. “Three boys’ and four girls’ primary schools were set on fire by Taliban on Monday in Buner District,” the District Police chief Abdul Rasheed told AFP. No one was hurt in the arson attacks as the schools were closed for the night, he said, but the buildings were burnt to the ground. The Online news agency reported that five schools were also torched in Shangla District.
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August - 17 
Unidentified militants set ablaze a girls school in the Balambat sub-division of Dir Lower District in the night of August 17, The News reported. Villagers said unidentified people torched the Government Girls Middle School at Kadh in Balambat. Earlier on August 16, unidentified men are reported to
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Unidentified militants set ablaze a girls school in the Balambat sub-division of Dir Lower District in the night of August 17, The News reported. Villagers said unidentified people torched the Government Girls Middle School at Kadh in Balambat. Earlier on August 16, unidentified men are reported to have set ablaze a basic health unit in the Mornai village.
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August - 18 
Militants attacked two girls’ schools in the Balambat area of Lower Dir District in the night of August 18, according to Dawn. The militants first blew up the building of a community school and then set ablaze a high school building in the area. According to Major Ilyas, in-charge of the Dir media c
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Militants attacked two girls’ schools in the Balambat area of Lower Dir District in the night of August 18, according to Dawn. The militants first blew up the building of a community school and then set ablaze a high school building in the area. According to Major Ilyas, in-charge of the Dir media centre, the acts of subversion were being carried out by militants fleeing the region because of troops’ successes in the operation.
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September - 1 
The Security Forces (SFs) arrested four suspected militants and set ablaze two houses during an operation on September 1. The SFs conducted a search operation in the Kamalkhel area of Safi sub-division and torched houses of Ikram and another suspected person for links with militants. Four suspected
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The Security Forces (SFs) arrested four suspected militants and set ablaze two houses during an operation on September 1. The SFs conducted a search operation in the Kamalkhel area of Safi sub-division and torched houses of Ikram and another suspected person for links with militants. Four suspected persons, including Liaqat, Ali Khan and Syed Ahmed, were also arrested. The troops also targeted militant hideouts in different areas of the sub-division. However, no casualty was reported.
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September - 11 
A local lashkar (militia) of armed volunteers, with the support of the Frontier Corps (FC) and District Police, destroyed over 40 Taliban hideouts and bunkers in the Dogdarra area and set ablaze 60 houses in Upper Dir of NWFP, reports Daily Times. The lashkar, FC and Police conducted a joint search
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A local lashkar (militia) of armed volunteers, with the support of the Frontier Corps (FC) and District Police, destroyed over 40 Taliban hideouts and bunkers in the Dogdarra area and set ablaze 60 houses in Upper Dir of NWFP, reports Daily Times. The lashkar, FC and Police conducted a joint search operation in the Shot Kas, Ghazigay, Sugia and Paparoo Awar areas and set ablaze 60 houses belonging to the Taliban, including those of senior ‘commanders’ such as Maulvi Zakirullah, Amanul Haq, Gul Rehman and Maulvi Noor Islam. The joint operation is likely to continue for another three to four days, District Police Officer Ijaz Ahmed said, adding the majority of these areas had been cleared of the Taliban.
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October - 12 
At least 41 persons - including six soldiers - were killed and 45 others were injured on October 12 in a suicide attack on a military convoy in the Alpuri area of Shangla District (which borders Swat District), NWFP Information Minister Iftikhar Hussain and a military official said, Daily Times repo
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At least 41 persons - including six soldiers - were killed and 45 others were injured on October 12 in a suicide attack on a military convoy in the Alpuri area of Shangla District (which borders Swat District), NWFP Information Minister Iftikhar Hussain and a military official said, Daily Times reported. The bomber – believed to be 14 years old and on foot – targeted the convoy while it was passing through the busy Alpuri bazaar. The AP news agency, however, reported that the bomber detonated a car packed with explosives near the convoy. A military spokesman said that 12 shops and seven vehicles were destroyed when the young bomber detonated explosives. “Some vehicles loaded with ammunition were also part of the convoy... they caught fire after the explosion,” said the spokesman.
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