Each day terror bombing, more than 300 Killed

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Terror bombs have become daily as to the population of Peshawar city, Pakistan. Within a month, a suicide bomb attack on the city's already killed more than 300 people.

In the last week, the attacks took place each day, causing more deaths to reach 50 people. Taliban insurgents for the militia, this bomb they perceived as revenge for the war launched by Pakistan security forces.

Earlier this week, Monday, November 16, 2009, militant groups re-launched bomb attacks. As usual, the mode used motor vehicles, but this time the attack using a truck.

The blast killed at least three people and 20 others were injured in the main area of militant reprisals for crushing the rebellion movement Pakistani army.

Militant group has killed more than 300 civilians and security personnel in a month since the government's conduct of military operations in the tribal region of South Waziristan. In areas that the terrorist leader of al Qaeda and Taliban hiding.

Senior police officials in the capital of northwestern Peshawar, Liaqat Ali Khan, said the case last explosion occurred when police were examining the truck at the checkpoint outside a police station in Ber Badh. "But the truck driver then detonated explosives in his truck," said Khan .

The attack caused damage to some of the police station, but to destroy a mosque and a house nearby. "At least three people died and 20 people injured in the attack this time," explains Khan.

Local television stations showing police officers and rescue teams are still searching for the bodies and injured victims. On Sunday, an attack also caused one person dead.

Ber Badh is 12 miles south of Peshawar. Areas bordering areas of semi-autonomous ethnic has several times received a wave of attacks since the government troops attacked the South Waziristan region. More than 50 people were killed in last week. As in Iraq, Pakistan militant attacks targeting leaders.