The troops of Operation Hadarin Daji (OPHD) have continued their onslaught against terrorists as several bandits were neutralised in their dens and many
DAILY POST gathered that several bandits were killed while others escaped with serious gunshot wounds and their camps destroyed and taken over by military troops.
It was also learnt that the joint task force troops of the OPHD have again conducted operations and cleared popular bandits camps at Dawan Jiya and Tungar Daji Villages in Bagega District of Anka emirate in the state where they killed many bandits and recovered many weapons.
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