Following recent terrorist incidents in Sindh, the Sindh government has decided to implement Section 144.

Sindh’s home department, according to sources, will publish a notification in this regard very soon. According to sources, Section 144 will be in effect for 20 days.

According to sources, after the home department issues the notification, meetings, processions, and public gatherings will be banned in Sindh.

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