Pakistani activist targeted by blast vows to maintain effort to rein in TalibanDERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani activist hunted by the Taliban vowed on Tuesday to keep up his struggle against militancy in the northern Swat Valley, just a day after he narrowly escaped a car blast that killed his father and a passenger.  Pakistani Taliban insurgents took partial control of the valley in 2007, before being ousted two years later in a major military operation hailed as a telling blow against Islamist violence. The group has since carried out revenge attacks against anti-Taliban activists and attempted to extort money from  businessmen in a region where Pakistan has stationed more than 4,000 soldiers.   I lost my father, and my uncle and cousin are critically wounded, but we will fight until we have rid the area of militants,  Ahmed Zeb, a member of a peace panel in the region, told Reuters. Police officials say a remote-controlled roadside blast that targeted Zeb s vehicle killed two people and injured two, although he escaped, as he was not in the vehicle at the time.  The attack was claimed by a spokesman for the Tehreek-e-Taliban, also known as the Pakistani Taliban, citing the peace committee s support for the  disbelievers . The term refers to Pakistan s security forces who have been fighting Taliban militants since 2001.   I believe the militants who escaped from here after the military operation are behind these attacks,  Zeb said.  It s possible they have informants in the region who help them identify targets. Zeb s peace panel groups councils headed by regional leaders, working with security officials to identify militants operating in the area and provide assistance during search operations.   We will continue our work for peace and law and order in the area,  Zeb said, adding that the government needed to take seriously the threat of more attacks on other peace panel members and their families. A spokesman for the country s interior ministry made no immediate comment on Zeb s remarks. More than 50 peace panel volunteers have been killed since 2009, with the last attack in May 2016, Zeb added.  Swat was the first sizeable region outside Pakistan s lawless tribal regions bordering Afghanistan to fall to the militants. More than 2,000 Taliban fighters have been driven out of the region, government officials say.  Since 2010, attacks have been a part of life there, such as an attempt in 2012 to assassinate Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai, although murders have stopped in the past year, following a series of arrests by police. worldnews
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Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Pakistani activist targeted by blast vows to maintain effort to rein in TalibanDERA ISMAIL KHAN, Pakistan (Reuters) - A Pakistani activist hunted by the Taliban vowed on Tuesday to keep up his struggle against militancy in the northern Swat Valley, just a day after he narrowly escaped a car blast that killed his father and a passenger.  Pakistani Taliban insurgents took partial control of the valley in 2007, before being ousted two years later in a major military operation hailed as a telling blow against Islamist violence. The group has since carried out revenge attacks against anti-Taliban activists and attempted to extort money from  businessmen in a region where Pakistan has stationed more than 4,000 soldiers.   I lost my father, and my uncle and cousin are critically wounded, but we will fight until we have rid the area of militants,  Ahmed Zeb, a member of a peace panel in the region, told Reuters. Police officials say a remote-controlled roadside blast that targeted Zeb s vehicle killed two people and injured two, although he escaped, as he was not in the vehicle at the time.  The attack was claimed by a spokesman for the Tehreek-e-Taliban, also known as the Pakistani Taliban, citing the peace committee s support for the  disbelievers . The term refers to Pakistan s security forces who have been fighting Taliban militants since 2001.   I believe the militants who escaped from here after the military operation are behind these attacks,  Zeb said.  It s possible they have informants in the region who help them identify targets. Zeb s peace panel groups councils headed by regional leaders, working with security officials to identify militants operating in the area and provide assistance during search operations.   We will continue our work for peace and law and order in the area,  Zeb said, adding that the government needed to take seriously the threat of more attacks on other peace panel members and their families. A spokesman for the country s interior ministry made no immediate comment on Zeb s remarks. More than 50 peace panel volunteers have been killed since 2009, with the last attack in May 2016, Zeb added.  Swat was the first sizeable region outside Pakistan s lawless tribal regions bordering Afghanistan to fall to the militants. More than 2,000 Taliban fighters have been driven out of the region, government officials say.  Since 2010, attacks have been a part of life there, such as an attempt in 2012 to assassinate Nobel peace laureate Malala Yousafzai, although murders have stopped in the past year, following a series of arrests by police. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: pakistani activist targeted blast vows maintain effort rein talibandera smail khan pakistan reuters a pakistani activist hunted taliban vowed tuesday keep struggle militancy northern seat valley day narrowly escaped car blast killed father passenger pakistani taliban insurgents took partial control valley ousted two years later major military operation hailed telling blow islamic violence the group since carried revenge attacks activists attempted export money businessmen region pakistan stationed soldiers i lost father uncle cousin critically wounded fight rid area militants ahmed web member peace panel region told reuters police officials say roadside blast targeted web vehicle killed two people injured two although escaped vehicle time the attack claimed spokesman also known pakistani taliban citing peace committee support disbelievers the term refers pakistan security forces fighting taliban militants since i believe militants escaped military operation behind attacks web said it possible informants region help identify targets web peace panel groups councils headed regional leaders working security officials identify militants operating area provide assistance search operations we continue work peace law order area web said adding government needed take seriously threat attacks peace panel members families a spokesman country interior ministry made immediate comment web remarks more peace panel volunteers killed since last attack may web added seat first sizeable region outside pakistan lawless tribal regions bordering afghanistan fall militants more taliban fighters driven region government officials say since attacks part life attempt assassinate nobel peace laureate masala yousafzai although murders stopped past year following series arrests police worldnews