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Curfew imposed in South Waziristan

SOUTH WAZIRISTAN: Authorities have announced a curfew in both districts of South Waziristan starting Monday. According to notifications issued by the deputy commissioners of Upper and Lower South Waziristan and Tank, all roads will remain closed from 6am to 6pm. The Zalai to New Cadet College Wana Rod, Tanai, Sarwehai, and Jandila Road, Tanai, Sarwekai and Jandola Road will be blocked, while Wana-Gomal Zam Road will remain open for travelers. Additionally, the Ahmadwam to Kotkai Road and Bibi Ragzai to Jandola Road will be closed. Authorities have advised commuters to use alternate routes.

Deciphering Pakistan’s Terror Nexus with NatSecJeff

The Baloch Liberation Army currently holds around 250 Pakistani hostages in Jaffar Express with a military operation continuing to attempt a rescue. On 11 March, Baloch terrorists hijacked the train which was travelling from Quetta to Peshawar. Currently, it is stuck in a tunnel near Sibi, making a rescue operation extremely precarious. BLA has given an ultimate of 48 hours demanding the release of Baloch Political Prisoners and “Missing Persons”. Pakistani authorities have claimed to have rescued 190 hostages and eliminated 30 BLA terrorists. Over a thousand terrorist attacks took place in 2024 alone, more than double the number from

Mosque roof collapse in Bannu blast causes fatalities, says KP govt

PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has confirmed that the fatalities in the Bannu attack were caused by the collapse of a mosque roof due to the blasts. KP Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur condemned the attack and sought a detailed report from senior officials. He expressed deep sorrow over the loss of lives, offering condolences to the families of the martyrs and praying for their elevated ranks and the strength of the bereaved. Gandapur described such incidents during the sacred month of Ramadan as highly condemnable and tragic. KP Adviser on Information Barrister Saif stated that the terrorist attack

Mustafa Amir murder case: CTD to conduct forensic examination of weapons

KARACHI: The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) will now conduct the forensic examination of the weapons retrieved from Armaghan, the main accused in the Mustafa Amir Murder Case. According to sources, the CTD would probe how had the accused acquired the weapons used in killing the teenager, Mustafa Amir, with the scope of investigation extending to the smugglers arrested for selling illegal weapons. A special investigation team may also seek help from DG-Anti Narcotics to determine the purpose and origin of the heavy weaponry retrieved from Armaghan. It must be noted that the police had recovered heavy, non-prohibited bore weapons from Armaghan’s

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