Pakistan Reopens Lahore and Karachi Airspace After Indian Strikes Kill 26 Civilians
The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has reopened airspace for Lahore and Karachi, following a 48-hour closure due to deadly Indian airstrikes on multiple Pakistani cities. A NOTAM (Notice to Airmen) has been officially released, allowing flight operations to resume from both cities. However, travelers have been urged to remain in close contact with their respective airlines, as schedules could still shift depending on evolving safety assessments. The closure was implemented after India launched coordinated attacks on six different locations across Pakistan on Tuesday night.
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According to Lieutenant General Ahmad Sharif, Director General of the Inter-Services Public Relations (DG ISPR), the strikes resulted in the tragic deaths of 26 innocent civilians and left 46 others wounded. One of the affected areas included Mosque Bilal near Muzaffarabad, where three people were martyred. Authorities continue to urge vigilance and adherence to official advisories as the national security situation remains tense.
