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Pakistan tightens security ahead of march planned by Imran Khan’s party

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Events of this story

How the story spread

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Who wrote first

  1. Middle East Al Jazeera
  2. Asia and Oceania The Straits Times
  3. Europe DW
  4. Russia Kommersant

How it is reported

Russia less than usual

Kommersant translate
Pakistani authorities block roads in capital ahead of major protest march

Europe

DW
Pakistan: Khan family arrests raise stakes ahead of protests
DW (English)
Pakistan's jailed former PM Khan's sons told DW the authorities are cracking down ahead of new PTI protests
The Guardian
Pakistan locks down Islamabad as Imran Khan’s party vows to march on capital

Asia and Oceania more than usual

The Straits Times
Pakistan tightens security ahead of march planned by Imran Khan’s party
Dawn (Pakistan)
Punjab govt seeks Rangers deployment in Rawalpindi, three other districts until Oct 5
Express Tribune (Pakistan)
Punjab seals routes as PTI march nears
Express Tribune (Pakistan)
Twin cities brace for PTI march
Express Tribune (Pakistan)
Rangers deployed in Islamabad, Punjab districts to maintain law and order
The Straits Times
Pakistan deploys thousands of security forces ahead of planned protest
NDTV
Islamabad Under Lockdown Ahead Of March Planned By Imran Khan's Party
Express Tribune (Pakistan)
Major routes to Islamabad closed ahead of PTI protest
Express Tribune (Pakistan)
Fact check: Major roads including M1 and GT road leading to Islamabad are still closed ahead of PTI march
Dawn (Pakistan)
Rangers deployed in Islamabad, Punjab districts ahead of PTI’s Sept 27 march

Middle East

Al Jazeera
Pakistan seals roads to Islamabad before protests for Imran Khan’s release
Arab News
Pakistan deploys thousands of security forces ahead of planned protest
Al Jazeera
“Source of anxiety”: Pakistan cracks down before march to free Imran Khan
Al Jazeera
Pro-Imran Khan rally delayed amid government closures

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Russia (1 of the usual ~16)

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