The Sindh administration has decided to enforce Section 144 in the wake of recent terrorist attacks in the province.

According to sources, Sindh’s home department would issue a notification in this regard very soon. Section 144 will remain in effect for 20 days, according to sources.

Meetings, processions, and public gatherings will be prohibited throughout Sindh after the home department publishes the notification, according to sources.

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