GILGIT: Tension continued to grip the city for the second consecutive day. Earlier a ban on motorcycles was imposed, however in an effort to control the deteriorating law and order situation, a ban on pick-ups has also been imposed in the city. | |
According to the Gilgit Baltistan Home Secretary Dr Faisal Zahoor, two passenger pick-up vehicles were attacked during the violence in Gilgit. A high level meeting decided that a ban should be imposed on pick-ups. Traffic remained thin on the roads due to the law and order situation; however schools and offices remained open on Wednesday. Two people were killed during firing incidents in Gilgit.
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Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Tension continues to grip Gilgit
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