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India shuts over half of Kashmir tourist spots in security review

  • The Jammu and Kashmir government has closed 48 of 87 tourist destinations in the region for safety after a terror attack on tourists that killed 25 people, including a local and a Nepali national.
  • The attack has led to widespread condemnation, with the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly unanimously describing it as heinous, cowardly, and a violation of the region's values.
  • Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that the terrorists and their supporters would be sought out and punished, amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan following the attack.
  • The attack has prompted significant cancellations and fears among tourists, with estimates suggesting over 1 million cancellations reported by tour operators as safety concerns grow.
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Authorities close dozens of tourist resorts in Indian-controlled Kashmir following deadly attack

Authorities in Indian-controlled Kashmir have temporarily closed more than half of the resorts in the scenic Himalayan region following a deadly attack on tourists. Officials say the decision is a precautionary safety measure. It comes a week after gunmen killed…

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India shuts over half of Kashmir tourist spots in security review

The government of India's Jammu and Kashmir territory has decided to shut 48 of the 87 tourist destinations in Kashmir and enhanced security at the remaining ones.

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springmag.ca broke the news in on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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