Pakistan, April 10 -- Residents in parts of Rawalpindi and Islamabad faced severe restrictions as authorities imposed extraordinary security measures ahead of US-Iran talks. The closures disrupted daily life and restricted movement for thousands of citizens. Entire neighbourhoods were effectively confined indoors due to sealed roads and checkpoints.

According to officials, key routes including Old Airport Road and access roads to Nur Khan Airbase were closed using containers and barbed wire. Several residential areas such as Shah Khalid Colony, Gulzar-e-Quaid, and Airport Housing Society were heavily affected. Traffic diversions and shutdowns caused widespread congestion across major city arteries.

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