Operations against terrorists in Mamund tehsil of Bajaur district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa continue to displace people from different areas.
The district administration has made special arrangements for accommodation in various government schools for the victims. Dum Dola, Inam Khoro went to China and set up camps for displaced victims from Chottara.
The district administration transported the victims by buses to government-run private schools and the Bajaur Sports Complex. Saidullah Jan, additional deputy commissioner of finance and planning, said more than 20,000 families have been displaced so far, most of whom are living in the houses of their relatives.
So far, camps have been set up for 1325 families in 85 government and private schools and sports complexes. They are being provided with other essential items, including food.
On the other hand, the figures of temporarily displaced families in Bajaur have also been released.
According to the Commissioner of Malakand Division, 6,607 people are living in 85 public and private educational institutions, and the total number of affected families is 991. The affected families include 1,497 men, 1,552 women, and 3,558 children.