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Security high alert at Punjab airports after ‘threatening’ call from India
By Web Desk
Published November 06, 2017
BAHAWALPUR: Authorities in Punjab province have issued security alert at all the airports after receiving a threatening call from Rajahstan (India) at Islamabad's Benazir Bhutto Airport, according to a report in Daily Jang.
The report added that the provincial home ministry issued high alert to all the senior police and civilian officials.
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The memo said that considering the seriousness of the matter it is hereby advised that proper security arrangements are made at all the airports in the province.
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