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Peshawar-Torkham Highway reopens after protests against recent 'targeted attack'
The Peshawar-Torkham Highway reopened after Sultan Khel tribesmen blocked it to protest targeted killings in their area. Two residents were killed, prompting protests against Zaka Khel elders and government authorities. A negotiating committee formed to address security concerns and demands for stricter road safety measures, while agreeing to end a polio vaccination boycott and reopen schools.
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