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Pakistan: Rawalpindi markets shut amid US-Iran talks, residents face hardship

Key areas including Peshawar Road, Murree Road, and localities bordering Islamabad were among the worst affected. According to local reports, all commercial establishments -including milk shops, bakeries, tandoors, and grocery outlets - remained closed

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Residents of Rawalpindi faced significant disruptions over the weekend as markets across the city remained shut following directives from the district administration. The closures were enforced due to heightened security arrangements linked to ongoing talks between the United States and Iran in Islamabad, reported IANS.

Key areas including Peshawar Road, Murree Road, and localities bordering Islamabad were among the worst affected. According to local reports, all commercial establishments — including milk shops, bakeries, tandoors, and grocery outlets — remained closed. Even the main grain market in Raja Bazaar did not operate during this period, reported IANS.

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