Police found the explosive material and two pick-ups vans during an operation on Peshawar's Ring Road.
Islamabad: An imminent terrorist attack was averted on Saturday in Pakistan's northwest city of Peshawar, when police recovered 15,000 kg of explosive material from a warehouse, a media report said.
Police found the explosive material and two pick-ups vans during an operation on Peshawar's Ring Road, Dawn News reported. Two suspects were arrested, but the owner of the warehouse managed to escape, police said.
The two pick-up vans were used to transport potassium chloride for making bombs, police said. Police said the material could mainly be used in making hand grenades.
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