Strike Amid Tull-Para Chinar Crisis Authorities Plan Bunker Demolition
The Assistant Commissioner has said that it is a difficult matter, the authorities trying to begin the demolition of bunkers in both areas. The authorities also taking measures to ensure security on the main road.
Tull-Para Chinar main road has been closed for 100 days today. The shortage of essential commodities taking its toll resulting in hunger for citizens. Petroleum and diesel stocks have been spent, while power outages have become routine in the region.
A shutter-down strike is being staged in Para Chinar to protest against the prolonged closure of roads. “We are waiting for the promised 170 cargo vehicles relief convoy,” the local traders association’s president said. He said the market will remain closed until the arrival of the convoy.
The district administration has announced that all points of the Kurram peace agreement will be implemented in phases.
The administration earlier said that it has initiated steps to implement the peace agreement brokered between warring tribes for the maintenance of peace in the strife-torn Kurram district.
Under the peace agreement, all fronts in the district will be demolished by February 1, and weapons used in the tribal clashes will be collected and disposed of. The agreement was the result of extensive negotiations and aims to bring lasting peace to the region.
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