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Over 200 security personnel belonging to Pakistan army have been released by their extremist captors in South Waziristan on Sunday.
Islamabad, Nov 4 : Over 200 security personnel belonging to Pakistan army have been released by their extremist captors in South Waziristan on Sunday.
Quoting sources, the News reported, that the release was made possible under the exchange plan of prisoners with the Taliban, and at least 29 local Taliban were released in return for these security personnel.
However, there is no official confirmation of the release of these local Taliban, the report added.
ANI
