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On May 12, Punjab's Amritsar, Hoshiarpur, and Jalandhar districts enforced precautionary blackouts due to reported drone sightings. Amritsar sounded an air-raid siren, and authorities urged calm. Despite schools closing, markets remained open. This follows India and Pakistan's May 10 agreement to halt military actions after four days of cross-border strikes. Officials assured there was no total blackout and that armed forces were on regular vigil.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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