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After recent tensions between India and Pakistan, the Chandigarh administration has issued several guidelines to ensure public safety. Businesses, schools are closed for a period and public gatherings involving fireworks are banned. Residents are advised about emergency siren signals, and authorities have set up emergency shelters and enhanced medical preparedness. Officials urge residents to stay alert, rely on official channels for information and a helpline is issued for any assistance.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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