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Sealed Blast Site Makes Nowgam Epicentre of Media Attention

Kashmir Observer

NOVEMBER 16, 025 ISSUE

From midnight chaos to dawn deadlines, journalists camp at Wanbal stretch

- Observer News Service

The morning after the deadly explosion inside Nowgam Police Station turned the usually quiet Wanbal stretch into a makeshift newsroom, a blur of cameras, tripods and satellite vans lined bumper to bumper as journalists waited through the cold morning for official word and a glimpse of inside from behind sealed cordons.

The blast site remained completely out of bounds, fortified by multiple layers of police barricades. All lanes leading toward the Nowgam Police Station stayed shut through the day, forcing reporters and photojournalists to set up camp hundreds of meters away, near the main Wanbal junction.

यह कहानी Kashmir Observer के NOVEMBER 16, 025 ISSUE संस्करण से ली गई है।

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