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Pakistan-administered Kashmir returns to daily life after deadly protests

Al Jazeera Tuesday 30 June 2026, 04:28 UTC 1 min read
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Pakistan-administered Kashmir slowly returns to daily life after deadly protests Pakistan-administered Kashmir returns to daily life after deadly protests Shops reopened and public transport services partially resumed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after weeks of deadly clashes between police and protesters, who demanded economic and governance reforms. Published On 30 Jun 2026

Pakistan-administered Kashmir slowly returns to daily life after deadly protests Pakistan-administered Kashmir returns to daily life after deadly protests Shops reopened and public transport services partially resumed in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after weeks of deadly clashes between police and protesters, who demanded economic and governance reforms. Published On 30 Jun 2026
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