The notification further stated that to avoid any inconvenience, the advisory should be implemented.
Balochistan bans transporters from night-time travel. The Balochistan Transport Authority (BTA) has issued new directives to ban transporters from traveling during nighttime due to security concerns.
A notification issued by BTA has advised all buses and minibusses traveling on interprovincial routes to travel during the daytime and to avoid nighttime travel.
However, the notification does not explain any reason behind this strict measure but just emphasizes not to travel at night due to some hidden reasons.
The notification further stated that to avoid any inconvenience, the advisory should be implemented.
Earlier, more than 20 laborers abducted by armed men in Balochistan‘s Musa Khel. Tragedy struck twice in Balochistan, Pakistan, with two separate incidents targeting laborers.
As per the reports, unknown armed men stormed a private construction company’s camp in Balochistan’s Musa Khel District, setting machinery ablaze and abducting over 20 laborers, including drivers.
According to the police, the gunmen had opened fire on the camp of the laborers working for a gas company, set ablaze eight bulldozers, and took away over 20 laborers with them.
Seven laborers from Punjab were brutally gunned down in Khudabadan, Panjgur District. The victims, hailing from Multan and surrounding areas, were staying in a workers’ quarter when unidentified armed men opened fire.
Authorities swiftly responded, cordoning off the area and launching a search operation to track down the attackers.
These incidents highlight the growing concerns about violence and insecurity targeting laborers in Balochistan.
