Gagging order
“All those killed were innocent civilians,” the local administration official told the BBC.
“The dead include women and children. Dozens of people were also injured.”
The official said he could not speak on the record as the military had put a “gagging order” on him to limit the fallout.
He said that initial information suggested that the jet had strayed away from the conflict zone and mistook the village for a militant compound.
The injured have been moved to hospitals in the nearby city of Peshawar. They are being treated under strict guard.
Police prevented a BBC correspondent from interviewing the injured at the Hayatabad medical complex in Peshawar.
Other reporters have also been denied access.
Source: BBC
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