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Islamabad — Air travel in Pakistan was on the brink of total shutdown on yesterday as terrorists declared the country’s airports a target, dashing hopes for an early resumption of British Airways flights before next week’s Eid festival.
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|Islamabad — Air travel in Pakistan was on the brink of total shutdown on yesterday as terrorists declared the country’s airports a target, dashing hopes for an early resumption of British Airways flights before next week’s Eid festival.
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