VRAâ Reporter

The VRAâ Reporter is the VRAâ Knowledge Manager’s direct field reporting utility that adds increased perspective and accuracy in evaluating dynamic conditions. The Reporter comes in many sizes and shapes, ranging from incident management report forms to situation reports or some combination of the two. Direct observations and event logs from agents’ reports can be integrated into the extensive database generated from news wires. The VRAâ Reporter provides an Internet-based tool for enhancing the value of relevant information through utilizing a variety of independent intelligence sources.

By Pakistan Reporter In Pakistan On Wed, Jul 3, 2002
Event Date		Report Date
Event Type		Event Location
Initiator	India military organizations, indian army
Recipient	Pakistan civil society agents groups, residents of azad kashmir Pakistan military organizations, pakistan army
Information Source	First-Hand Information: FM or CC's personal observation Second-Hand Information: FM or CC's observation through his/her friend, family, or acquaintance Public Information: a public media news report Any Other Information
Information Credibility	Credible: eye-witnessed or credible information Ambiguous: ambiguous information Questionable: questionable information such as rumors
Geographic Scope	Sub-National: localized within a sub-national region (city or province) National: contained within a single country that has a national character International: taking place in more than one country, such as border conflicts
Event Salience	Sub-National: event is relevant primarily to sub-national level National: event is relevant primarily to national level International: event is relevant primarily to international level
Injuries	Unknown None Known Count: Estimated Range: from to
Deaths	Unknown None Known Count: Estimated Range: from to
Damage	Unknown: There is some property damage, but the extent of the damage is unknown None: Property damage is absent or negligible Minor: Property damage is minor or moderate Medium: Property damage is ambiguous between Minor and Major Major: Property damage is major
Event Issues	Identified Issues   Crime   Economics and Finance   Ethnic   Health   Human and Civil Rights   Infrastructure   Internal Politics   International Assistance / Aid   International Relations: without international assistance   Migration   Natural Resources   Religion   Social Issues Unknown Issues Other Issues
Event Description
June 10, 2002: Six people, five of them civilians, were killed and 24 others injured in fresh artillery and mortar bomb exchanges between Indian and Pakistani troops across the Line of Control, officials of both said stated to various news agencies on Monday. Pakistani officials said a teenage girl going to fetch water from a stream was killed by Indian machine-gun fire in the Kotli sector, while witnesses said an army officer was killed near Mairajkay village in the Punjab. The 16-year-old girl was killed in the village of Radjhani Nidi Sohana in the Khuiratta sector of Kotli, officials said. Another teenage girl was injured in the same village. Officials and witnesses said 11 Pakistanis were also wounded in Indian shelling in Azad Kashmir. The injury list included 10 names from the Samahni sector of Bhimber. A woman and two men were injured in pre-dawn shelling and seven more people, including three women and a child, were hurt later in the day in Seri Bandala village in Bhimber district. A vendor was also injured when the town of Hajira came under heavy shelling. An Indian police officer said a woman and a man were killed in Pakistani mortar firing on Arnia village, adding the Indian army retaliated. Officials also said a man was killed and his brother wounded in overnight firing in the Poonch district.
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Update History
<CLAS> created by Pakistan Reporter @ 07/03/2002 06:56:04 <CLAS> updated by Pakistan Reporter @ 07/03/2002 06:57:54