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Mobile internet snapped in Jammu parts, schools shut

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
April 23, 2022
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Yogesh Sagotra

Jammu, Apr 22: Mobile Internet services partially suspended in parts of Jammu while schools within 5-km radius of Sunjwan encounter site remain closed today as a precautionary measure in view of ongoing encounter in the city outskirts.
Officials sources said that mobile internet was snapped around 5.00 am in the morning in South of Jammu including area of Sunjwan, Bathandi, Narwal, Bahu Fort, Malik Market of Bahu thesil as precautionary measure in view of encounter.
They added that some miscreants might misguide or exploit the local population of these areas during Friday prayers because earlier too these areas witnessed such situations where locals tried to take law in hand.
Officials added that to avoid any mishap or disturbance to forces on the encounter site telecom operators asked to suspend the internet services till further order.
Meanwhile, Chief education Officer, Jammu ordered closure of schools which come within five kilometer radius of the encounter site.
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Jodhamal School and Heritage School including Govt HSS Sunjwan, Govt HS Bhatindi, International Delhi Public School Sunjwan, RM Public school Chowadi , Govt HS Chowadi, Doon School, DS Heritage,
Birla Open Mind School, British International School, GPS Chowadi remained closed due to ongoing encounters.
Moreover the civilian movement in Sunjwan and Bathandi area has been restricted with barriers put on the National Highway to halt any type of movement.

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