Maoists blow up health centre,training unit in Bihar

Maoist ultras blasted an additional health centre and a training centre at Pangalwa village in Bihar's Munger district.

Maoist ultras blasted an additional health centre and a training centre at Pangalwa village in Bihar’s Munger district in the wee hours on Saturday.

Over 50-60 ultras surrounded the two buildings housing the additional health sub-centre and the training centre for blanket and carpet industries and used dynamites to blow them up,Superintendent of Police Sridhar Mandal said.

A combing operation has been launched to arrest the ultras,Mandal said.

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