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Curfew Imposed in North Waziristan for Two Days

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North Waziristan’s Deputy Commissioner announces curfew for May 30-31. Public movement on all entry and exit routes will be suspended during this period. However, restrictions are expected to be relaxed from 6pm to 10pm daily for public convenience. All major roads and highways will remain closed to general traffic, with residents urged to stay indoors and adhere to the timings. The district administration has formally issued a notification regarding the curfew imposition.

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