The incident claimed two deaths and caused several injuries.


Hangu: A tragic incident unfolded during Friday prayers in Hangu as the roof of a mosque, situated near the Doaba police station, collapsed following an explosion.
The calamity resulted in the loss of two lives and left numerous individuals injured.
This small mosque, located in proximity to the police station, has a seating capacity for approximately 70 to 80 worshippers.
According to the Station House Officer (SHO), a loud explosion rocked the mosque during the second sermon of the Friday prayers, causing a section of the mosque's roof and structure to cave in.
Initial reports confirm the recovery of two deceased individuals from the debris, while others remain trapped beneath the rubble.
Rescue operations are currently underway to extricate those still buried under the wreckage.
In the aftermath of the explosion, the area was promptly cordoned off by security forces, and an emergency response was activated at the District Hospital Hangu to attend to the injured and coordinate relief efforts.
Further investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the explosion.

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