In a prior explanation, the police said they slaughtered 104 desperados, demolished 50 refuges of the criminals and lost one unidentified policeman, while 12 others were harmed.
Police additionally said 85 suspects were captured in the huge task after a daredevilry snare, by the culprits.
Police likewise said they recuperated more than 250 heads of steers and 109 sheep.
Be that as it may, in the refresh gave on Tuesday night, the police currently talked about a pursuit and save task by a Police Joint Intervention Force, which discovered 20 policemen alive and 16 men killed.
The Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris has mourned with the groups of the killed policemen and requested befitting internment for the officers.
Idris additionally requested incite installment of the existence confirmation benefits and different privileges of the dead to their families, as indicated by the announcement by Police representative, Jimoh Moshood.
"The IGP is disheartened with the passing of the brave officers whom he depicts as saints of the Force; their death is an incredible misfortune to Nigeria Police Force and our dear Nation, Nigeria. The incomparable value they paid for the security and wellbeing of the Country won't be futile", Moshood said.
Meanwhile, the police said the Police Joint Intervention Force under the direction of Deputy Inspector General of Police, Department of Operations conveyed by the Inspector General of Police to Zamfara State to defeat out every single outfitted marauder and other criminal components in the state is gaining ground.
"Police Special Forces staff, Counter Terrorism Unit, Police Mobile Force, Federal SARS faculty with three (3) reconnaissance watch helicopters have started an on-going task being fortified to defeat out the leftover equipped outlaws and other criminal components in the caverns and mountains in the recognized scoundrels refuges in a few areas in Zamfara State", said Moshood.
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