Pakistan: US Embassy in Islamabad issues security alert for its citizens amid TTP's threat
The US Embassy in Islamabad has issued a travel advisory for its citizens in view of the perceived security threats.
The Embassy issued an advisory amid reports that Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) terrorists have issued threats against Faisal Mosque, in Islamabad.
"The U.S. Embassy Regional Security Office has prohibited U.S. employee travel to the Faisal Mosque area until further notice," the Embassy said in a statement.
Actions for U.S. Citizens to Take
Avoid the area around the Faisal Mosque.
Exercise caution and leave the area if you find yourself unexpectedly in the vicinity of a large gathering or demonstration.
Review your personal security plan.
Monitor local media for updates.
Keep a low profile and be aware of your surroundings.
Carry identification and cooperate with authorities.
Review the Country Security Report for Pakistan.
Pakistan is witnessing a spike in terror activities in recent times.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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