Villagers flee as Pak relaxes curfew in violence-hit North Waziristan
Thousands of villagers fled as Pakistani army relaxed a curfew in troubled North Waziristan.
June 18, 2014 16:28 IST
1 / 7A young boy looks out of the window as he arrives in Bannu, Pakistan, on Wednesday.
Thousands of villagers fled as Pakistani army relaxed a curfew in troubled North Waziristan. Pakistani jets pounded targets in the country's northwest in major offensives designed to root out safe havens in the volatile region. (Source: AP)
2 / 7People offer water to fleeing Pakistani tribal villagers after they arrive in Bannu, Pakistan. (Source: AP)
3 / 7A girl arrives sitting with household things in Bannu, Pakistan. (Source: AP)
4 / 7Local villagers offer water to fleeing tribal families after they arrive to Bannu, Pakistan. (Source: AP)
5 / 7A local villager offers water to fleeing tribal woman after her arrival to Bannu. (Source: AP)
6 / 7A Pakistani tribal girl sits next to her belongings on a truck after arriving to Bannu. (Source: AP)
7 / 7Pakistani tribal people arrive in Bannu. (Source: AP)
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