CHAMAN: The district administration and the medical staff on the Pak-Afghan Chaman Border are on the high alert.
The Deputy commissioner Habib Ahmed Bangalzai says that the ongoing situation is thoroughly monitored.
The Deputy Commissioner, along with Medical Superintendent Dr. Mohammad Owais and the District Health Officer Navid Badini visited the emergency ward and examined the available medical facilities.
The Deputy Commissioner instructed that the all the medical infrastructure in the emergency ward has been activated.
No negligence in this regard will be tolerated. The ambulance service for the emergency medical aid is on the high alert.
On the other hand, the district administration has said that the Afghan refugees on the Chaman border have been shifted to the safe point.
Moreover, In Chaman, inside the Pakistani border till the area of 1 km, the residents have been instructed to leave their homes.
It is worth mentioning that the Afghan security forces launched an attack on the Baluchistan’s border again on Wednesday.
However, the Pakistani security forces gave a befitting response to provocation carried out by the Afghan security forces.
Pakistan killed another 20 Taliban militants and targeted the Indian-sponsored havens deep inside Afghanistan’s territory.
The infrastructure launched to carry out militant attacks was destroyed by the Pakistani armed forces.
Pakistan has been asking Afghanistan not to let the Indian-sponsored militants operate from their territory.
Pakistan have a clear stance that the militant groups like BLA, TTP, Daish and many others have been launching attacks in KP and Balochistan for the past many years.
Some thousands of innocent people have been brutally killed in those militant attacks.
All such insurgencies are plotted on Afghanistan’s territory.
However, the Afghan government has not yet taken any such necessary action against the Indian-sponsored terrorism operating from their territory which remains a serious cause of a strain between the two countries.
