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Islamabad, Nov 13
Two airports in Pakistan's southwestern
Balochistan have been placed on ''red alert'' and the remaining 34
airports in the country on a state of ''high vigilance'' following
intelligence reports about the threat of terrorist attacks in the
wake of the Dargai strike.
The airports in Quetta and Gwadar have been placed on ''red
alert'' indicating a high risk of terror attacks, Dawn newspaper
quoted a security official as saying.
The alert was raised to ''red'' in the wake of last week’s
attack on an army training camp in Dargai town which left 42
soldiers dead, sending a wave of panic throughout the country.
Due to the state of 'high vigilance', all passes have been
cancelled and security checks hauled up at all airports, including
the Islamabad International Airport. |
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