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Night Curfew On Vehicle Movement Imposed In Dharmari Sub Division

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Reasi, Aug 25: The Administration has ordered a complete ban on the movement of all vehicles, including private and public transport, in Dharmari Sub Division of Reasi district from 8 pm to 6 am daily, citing safety and security concerns, with special focus on the Reasi–Arnas–Mahore (RAM) Road, and has urged the public to follow the restrictions and cooperate with Police and authorities for smooth implementation.

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