Flight operations in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad restored hours after Indian air strike in Pakistan

The flight operations from airports in Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, which were suspended after Indian air strikes in Pakistan’s residential areas, have been restored, according to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA).

A notification shared on Wednesday by the CAA stated that during Paksitan's retaliation after Indian attack, airspace was suspended for 48 hours, but it was fully restored. 

The notification advised the passengers to keep in close contact with their respective airlines as the final decision on flight schedules and routes had not been made, so far due to the regional uncertainty. 

Pakistan back to routine despite Indian airstrikes

On the other hand, the cowardly attacks by India in the dark of night could not dampen the morale of the people, and even the routine could not be disturbed across the country, including Azad Kashmir and Punjab, where the attacks took place. 

According to reports, tdaily activities commenced as usual in Pakistan early this morning. However, the Indian airstrikes boosted the enthusiasm and courage among the people. They expressed their determination to fight alongside the Pakistan Army.

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Even after the cowardly attack on the mosque by India late last night, the morale of the residents of the area remained high, They started their work and opened their shops as usual in the morning.

Residents of the area say that they harbor no fear, but they are determined to give a befitting reply to India.

Despite the Indian attack, life in Lahore continues without disruption. All markets and bazaars are open, and public morale remains high.