Life has returned to normal in Azad Kashmir after successful talks between the government and the Joint Action Committee. Mobile phone services have been restored in Muzaffarabad, Bagh, and other areas. Markets and business centers reopened, bringing relief to the local population. Traffic flow also returned to regular patterns across the region.
In Bagh, all business establishments are fully operational again. Government offices resumed work with regular employee attendance. Mobile networks and internet services are being restored gradually. This step helps residents reconnect and supports daily activities. The return of communication services marks a significant step toward normalcy.
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People welcomed the restoration of services and reopening of markets. Local traders and shopkeepers expressed optimism about economic recovery. Residents feel safer and more secure with improved access to communication. The reopening has eased tensions after weeks of disruptions. It also allows people to resume their livelihoods.
Authorities and the Joint Action Committee pledged to maintain peace and stability. They emphasized the importance of dialogue and cooperation. Both sides expressed hope for continued progress in resolving issues. This development encourages further efforts toward long-term peace. It also highlights the effectiveness of negotiation in conflict resolution.
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Overall, the restoration of services and business activity in Azad Kashmir signals a positive shift. Residents look forward to rebuilding their lives and communities. The government aims to sustain peace and support growth in the region. Continued cooperation will be key to lasting stability. Azad Kashmir is on the path to recovery.