The Indian Embassy in Kabul has warned in its latest advisory, urging "utmost caution". All Indians - visiting, staying and working in Afghanistan - are "advised to exercise utmost vigilance and caution with regard to security at workplace, place of residence and also during the movement to their place of work," the advisory reads, stressing the "security situation in Afghanistan remains dangerous in several provinces" Indians in Afghanistan have also been asked not to travel outside the main cities."It is recommended that all types of non-essential movements be avoided. Movements especially during peak commuting hours should also be avoided. While traveling on roads, maintain distance from possible targets like military convoys, vehicles of government ministries or offices, high ranking officials, law enforcement agencies, and avoid visiting crowded markets, shopping complexes, mandis, restaurants, and other public places," it said.
Security Advisory for Indian Nationals in Afghanistan@MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/snwaajCrq1
— India in Afghanistan (@IndianEmbKabul) July 24, 2021
Amid widespread Taliban offensive, Afghanistan on Saturday imposed a night-time curfew across 31 of the country's 34 provinces to curb surging violence,
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