Pakistan closes schools in province amid Taliban threats

27 Jan 2016

“Pakistani authorities on Tuesday closed all the schools in the country’s largest province, Punjab, following an alert over possible militant attacks, according to a government notice.”

Source: Pakistan closes schools in province amid Taliban threats

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