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Srinagar Airport Closed Following Pakistan’s Drone Attacks

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Srinagar: Pakistan has intensified tensions along the India-Pakistan border, deploying drones over several key locations, including Samba, Pathankot, Amritsar, Jaisalmer, Barmer, and Pathankot in Punjab. Defense officials confirmed that the Indian armed forces effectively countered the drone strikes, neutralizing the threat.

Simultaneously, explosions were heard near the Srinagar and Jammu-Kashmir airports, prompting the Indian Army to heighten its alert status. In response, authorities have announced the temporary closure of the Srinagar airport until May 15 to ensure the safety of passengers and personnel.

As a precautionary measure, local authorities in Srinagar have instructed mosques to broadcast announcements via loudspeakers, urging residents to turn off lights and remain indoors. The city is currently under a complete blackout to maintain security.

Jammu-Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah confirmed the explosions, noting that sirens have been sounded throughout the city. Authorities are advising residents to avoid venturing outside as the situation continues to unfold. Indian forces remain on high alert, successfully countering the drone threat with their advanced defense systems.

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