Following Indian attacks, the Sindh Home Department issues a high alert.
Zia Lanjar, the home minister of Sindh, has directed that all civil defence resources in the province be activated in the event of an emergency.
In addition, he stressed the importance of identifying and using public shelters as part of civil defence efforts and ordered sirens and warning systems to be activated in order to declare any emergency scenario.
Indian troops also carried out cowardly strikes across the Line of Control (LoC), specifically targeting civilian populations and places of religion, the DG ISPR stated during a press conference.
In reaction to the attempted airstrike, the Pakistan Air Force (PAF) shot down one drone and five Indian fighter jets, according to the DG ISPR. Three Rafale planes, a MiG-29, a Su-30, and an Israeli-made Heron drone were among the lost aircraft.
He gave situational updates, confirming that 26 innocent people had been killed and 46 injured by Indian strikes on six distinct locations thus far.
Thirteen individuals, including two young girls, were tragically slaughtered when a mosque in Ahmedpur East was specifically targeted. In a same vein, the DG ISPR reported that three people were martyred and one injured in an attack on another mosque in Muridke.
