At least 14 persons, including seven children, were injured in five grenade attacks in Tehsil Shabqadar of Pakistan's Charsadda district.
The hand grenades were hurled at different places.
A schoolboy and watchman of a private school sustained injuries in one of the attacks.
In an another attack, unidentified men threw a hand grenade outside the house of a man, named Subhanullah, injuring 11 members of a family, reports Geo News.
Three other houses were also targeted in Meero area, where one person was injured.
The injured have been shifted to nearby hospitals.
A search operation has been launched in the area for those responsible for the attacks.
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