Information Ministry Clarifies Islamabad Road Status Amid Reports
Most outlets reported the Information Ministry's denial of road closures in Islamabad, with a focus on the ministry's response to media reports. Daily Pakistan mentioned Al Jazeera as the source of the initial report, while ARY News did not specify the origin of the claims. Both headlines emphasized the ministry's statement, though Daily Pakistan added context about the ministry's response to a specific outlet.
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No roads are blocked in Islamabad, says Ministry of Information
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Saturday said no roads were blocked in Islamabad; clarifying that containers placed as a precautionary measure in compliance with the Islamabad High Court’s directions to protect citizens’ lives, property and lawful movement. In a post on its official X handle, the ministry said the preventive security measures were aimed at protecting ...
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Information ministry shares update on Islamabad roads
ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Saturday rejected reports claiming that roads had been blocked in Islamabad...
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Islamabad roads update as Info ministry responds to Al Jazeera report
ISLAMABAD – The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has clarified that no roads have been closed in Islamabad and that all routes across the capital remain available for public movement. According to the ministry spokesperson, containers placed at various locations in the city are not intended to restrict public movement but have been positioned as […]
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