PESHAWAR
\nAnother relief convoy consisting of more than 30 vehicles has been dispatched to Kurram under tight security.
\nAccording to district administration Tall on Tuesday, the relief convoy was sent off from the Hangu Tor Pul checkpoint, with additional vehicles expected to follow.
\nIt is important to note that after the February 17 attack on aid vehicles in Lower Kurram, relief convoys were halted.
\nThe business community has stated that no supplies have reached Upper Kurram since the return of a large convoy on February 17.
\nMeanwhile, a protest sit-in in front of the Parachinar Press Club continues for the third consecutive day against road blockades and demands for rights.
\nThe protesters have vowed to continue their demonstration until their demands are met.
\nThis latest convoy marks a significant effort to resume aid deliveries to the region, ensuring essential supplies reach those in need despite security challenges.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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