Pak intelligence reports hint at terror strikes ahead of Eid
September 8th, 2010 - 4:45 pm ICT by ANILahore, Sept.8 (ANI): Intelligence reports here have revealed that terrorists could be planning suicide attacks across the country on the eve of Eid-ul-Fitr.
The Daily Times quoted sources as saying that religious gatherings, public places, busy markets, important buildings and sensitive installations could be the targets of attack.
The report further said that the National Crisis Management Cell and the Interior Ministry have issued a circular to the home departments of all provincial governments, the Islamabad chief commissioner and the inspector general (IG) of police, provincial police chiefs and other law enforcement agencies to immediately put security on high alert. (ANI)
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