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Two animals killed, One injured along LoC | KNO

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Rajouri, March 27 (KNO) : Two animals got killed while other sustained critical injuries on Wednesday evening in cross border shelling in Nowshera sector of Line of Control in Rajouri district. Officials told KNO that during Wednesday evening, cross border shelling in Nowshera sector took place during which a couple of mortar shells hit Ganiyah village of Nowshera tehsil in which three cows of a local family got critically injured due to splinter injuries. Two among the three injured cows got killed later on while third one is critically wounded. LoC Shelling, which started on Wednesday late afternoon, continued till late evening hours.(KNO)

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