The death toll in Pakistan's Kurram district rose to 90 on Thursday (28 November) as fresh skirmishes claimed 12 more lives and left 18 injured. Gunfire erupted in both upper and lower regions of the district, according to local officials. The ongoing violence has persisted despite a ceasefire, with clashes continuing for over a week.

KURRAM: Clashes in District Kurram continue, with three more fatalities reported, bringing the death toll to 110 over the last eight days despite a recently brokered ceasefire.The violence has

Decades of violent clashes in Kurram, often driven by land disputes, have led to thousands of deaths. The region remains highly sensitive due to its sectarian dynamics, the presence of militant groups,

Fresh skirmishes resulted in 12 fatalities and 18 injuries, with gunfire reported in both upper and lower parts of the district, according to local officials. The conflict originally erupted last week when a convoy of passenger vehicles was attacked in Lower Kurram, leaving more than 40 dead, reported by Dawn.

Violence in Kurram district continues to intensify as clashes spread across the region following an attack on Lower Kurram's Bagan area. Police sources confirmed that fierce fighting is ongoing in areas including Bagan Alizai, Talo Kanj, Jilamai, Kunj Alizai, Maqbal, and Khar Klay Blesh Khel.

PESHAWAR: Clashes among the warring groups in the volatile tribal district Kurram continued as two more dead and

KURRAM: Tribal clashes in District Kurram stretched into the eighth day on Thursday, pushing the death toll to 107, despite reports of a ceasefire agreement reached a day earlier.Police said

Clashes in Kurram have claimed 107 lives and injured 147 in eight days. Ceasefire extended to ten days, peace talks underway. Govt pledges support for victims.