Jalandhar on high alert: A day after drone attacks, city sees missile strikes
A day after multiple drone attacks, Jalandhar saw several missile attacks on the night of May 9-10, with explosions heard intermittently, keeping residents awake and panicky.
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Residents of Kangniwal village near Adampur were woken up around 1:30 am by a loud sound.
The villagers said that when they went outside, they saw missile debris. A car parked outside a house was damaged, and a water tank in another house was cracked.
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Soon after the incident, the district administration imposed a blackout at 1:30 am, which continued until 6 am.
Missile debris was also found at Mand Maur village near Kartarpur this morning. The debris was also found at Rampur Khalian village near Phagwara, where an 8-foot-deep crater was created in the fields.
After 7:15 am on Saturday morning, at least four more explosions were heard.
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The administration sounded sirens. Deputy Commissioner Jalandhar Dr Himanshu Aggarwal put out a message, "Jalandhar was on red alert all night. Many objects were seen and were neutralized by the armed forces. Stay calm and stay inside as much as you can."
