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Air siren will sound in Delhi at 3 pm For Mock Drill

Air siren will sound in Delhi at 3 pm For Mock Drill

Air Siren: For the simulated drills, the Delhi police said Friday that sirens would sound in the ITO region at 3 PM. In an advice, the District Magistrate urged the locals to comply with the authorities and not to panic. According to the advice, the sirens will sound for roughly twenty minutes, and to raise awareness, the homeowners were asked to post the information on social media.


The officials gave specifics, saying that Civil Defense volunteers are preparing a plan at ITO for the 3 pm mock drill. They added that more security guards have been stationed at the Red Fort and other strategic locations in the nation’s capital, significantly enhancing security measures in Delhi.

India Vs Pakistan War:


Pakistan launched precision strike missiles on Thursday night, attacking many towns in north and west India. Drones from Pakistan were visible over Bikaner and Jaisalmer in Rajasthan, Amritsar and Jalandhar in Punjab, and Jammu, Samba, Satwari, and Udhampur in Jammu. During the attack, sirens sounded through the night, and electricity was cut to enforce a blackout, plunging the cities into darkness.

Over fifty drones that Pakistan dispatched across the Line of Control (LoC) and International Borders (IB) were effectively destroyed by the Indian Army and Air Defense troops. According to news agency ANI, which cites sources, India began a massive counter-drone operation that involved the use of L-70 guns, Zu-23mm, Schilka systems, and other cutting-edge counter-UAS technology.

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