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At least 245 people, including 68 security personnel, were killed in a string of terrorist attacks and clashes across Pakistan in November.<\/p>\n
The fatalities included 127 terrorists, and 50 civilians, according to data released by the Pakistan Institute for Conflict and Security Studies (PICSS<\/a>), an Islamabad-based think tank, on Sunday.<\/p>\n November is the second deadliest month after August<\/a>, when 254 people lost their lives, including 92 civilians, 108 militants, and 54 security forces personnel.<\/p>\n However, in terms of casualties involving security personnel, it is the deadliest month this year compared to October<\/a> when 62 soldiers were killed.<\/p>\n Some 257 people, including 104 security personnel and 119 civilians, were also injured in clashes and bombings across the country, which has seen a surge in terrorist attacks in recent years.<\/p>\n Out of the total fatalities, 131 deaths occurred in militant attacks, including 54 security forces personnel, 50 civilians, and 27 terrorists.<\/p>\n The data showed a rise in militant activities with 71 attacks recorded in November compared to 68 in October.<\/p>\n