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J-K: Terrorists set ablaze two vehicles in Kulgam

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Published : Nov 1, 2019, 1:50 PM IST

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Updated : Nov 1, 2019, 3:42 PM IST

Terrorists on Thursday night set ablaze two vehicles in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir. On October 29, five non-local labourers in Kulgam area was killed by terrorists.

J-K: Terrorists set ablaze two vehicles in Kulgam

J-K: Terrorists set ablaze two vehicles in Kulgam

Kulgam: Two vehicles were set ablaze by terrorists in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday night.

The incident comes days after terrorists killed five non-local labourers in Kulgam area on October 29.

J-K: Terrorists set ablaze two vehicles in Kulgam

Further details are awaited.

Also Read: No threat at IGI airport: CISF

Kulgam: Two vehicles were set ablaze by terrorists in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday night.

The incident comes days after terrorists killed five non-local labourers in Kulgam area on October 29.

J-K: Terrorists set ablaze two vehicles in Kulgam

Further details are awaited.

Also Read: No threat at IGI airport: CISF

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Air pollution: Kejriwal wants school children to write letters to 'Capt uncle, Khattar uncle'
New Delhi, Nov 1 (PTI) Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday told school children in the city that smoke emanating from stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana was causing air pollution here and asked them to write letters to chief ministers of the two states urging them to control it.
Kejriwal distributed masks to school children as part of the government's initiative to protect them from pollution and also explained children about stubble burning.
The Delhi government has procured 50 lakh N95 masks for distribution among children in private and government schools.
He said the smoke emanating from stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana causes pollution in Delhi.
"Please write letters to Captain uncle and Khattar uncle and say, 'Please think about our health'," he told children.
He also urged Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar and Punjab CM Capt Amarinder Singh to think about the health of children and take steps to stop stubble burning.
The chief minister also urged students to help in stopping garbage burning in the national capital.
"We have to stop garbage burning in Delhi. If you see anyone doing so, request them to not do it. If they do not listen, there is a WhatsApp number to report it," he said.PTI SLB

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Last Updated :Nov 1, 2019, 3:42 PM IST

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