"The Government of Pakistan maintains heightened security measures, particularly in major cities, following attacks or in response to threats."
Source/Credit: Daily Dawn
By Staff Report | April 12, 2017
The US State Department on Wednesday updated its travel advisory for Pakistan and advised US nationals against all non-essential travel to the country.
"Pakistan continues to experience significant terrorist violence, including sectarian attacks.," said the state department advisory.
The advisory added that targeted attacks against government officials, humanitarian and non-governmental organisation (NGO) employees, tribal elders, and law enforcement personnel are common.
"The Government of Pakistan maintains heightened security measures, particularly in major cities, following attacks or in response to threats."
The travel advisory also said that sectarian violence remains a serious threat throughout Pakistan, with the government continuing to enforce blasphemy laws.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Read more
Related Posts :
Perspective: Tolerance a myth in Indonesia? | Geoffrey Johnston- Pakistan: Blasphemy case registered against female marriage officiate
- Pakistan: Minorities worship places under constant attack
- USA: Ahmadiyya Muslim refugee family 'share the journey' with South Jersey, world
- Perspective: The cost of demagoguery in Harford County | Baltimore Sun Editorial
0 Response to "US nationals advised against all non-essential travel to Pakistan"
Post a Comment