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3 protesters are killed in clashes with police after Pakistan banned an ethnic rights group

3 protesters are killed in clashes with police after Pakistan banned an ethnic rights group

  • Officers fired tear gas and swung batons to disperse hundreds of protesters who had gathered in the town of Jamrud
  • Footage on social media showed police firing in the air, unleashing tear gas and wielding batons among the crowd
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