Five killed in Faisalabad armed clash

Two people were also injured when two rival groups exchanged fire in the area of Blochni.—File photo

FAISALABAD: Five people were killed and two others injured when armed rival groups clashed on Tuesday morning, DawnNews reported.

The two groups opened fire on each other's members in the area of Blochni.

According to police officials, the clash was a result of a family feud.

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