Naseer Azam Mehsud

Tribal journalists quit reporting from volatile areas

November 18, 2015

Tribal journalists quit reporting from volatile areas ISLAMABAD – Naseer Azam Mehsud, a journalist covering the militancy-hit areas for his Islamabad-based private television channel, has quit reporting from his bureau in Dera Ismail Khan and has taken refuge in the federal capital following threats from Taliban. Naseer Mehsud left

Tribal journalists quit reporting from volatile areas

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