MUZAFFARABAD, Oct 3: Police said on Thursday two people had been killed and three wounded by Indian firing across the Line of Control in Azad Kashmir.
Wednesday’s firing broke a two-day lull at the de facto border in the divided Himalayan region that lies at the centre of nine-month military standoff between the two rivals.
Three other people were killed and five wounded by Indian firing in Azad Kashmir on Monday, officials said.
Police said a woman was killed in a border village in Chakothi when Indian troops fired artillery at a village.
A man and a woman were also wounded in the attack, he said.
Officials said one man was killed and another wounded in a village overnight.—Reuters
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