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The US Ambassador to Pakistan Donald Blome on Tuesday inaugurated the new Police Training College (PTC) Campus in Quetta, a four-year US$ 5.35 million-dollar partnership funded by the US Embassy’s International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Section.  

One most-wanted terrorist was also among those killed.Killed terrorists involved in attacks on Customs officials.They were also involved in extortion, attacks on security forces.PESHAWAR: The Counter Terrorism Department Tuesday claimed...

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The families of thousands of people who have gone missing in Balochistan province spend their lives in sit-ins and rallies

US Embassy's INC Section spearheads $5.35m collaboration, tripling Police Training College’s capacity with new buildings

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In recent columns in Pakistan's Urdu-language newspapers, two Pakistani columnists discussed the issue of "Missing Persons," a term used to refer both to terrorists in Pakistan, especially in the border tribal region, as well as to civil rights activists and secessionists in Baluchistan province, who are believed to have been picked up by intelligence agencies over the past

US envoy unveils new training college in Quetta

“If our heroes are supported accordingly, they can become role models for our youth,” he says, adding that he has set his sights on the world title next.

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