Pak-occupied-authorities in Bela have imposed strict measures, ordering residents to stay indoors and close their shops as tensions escalate in the region. Reportedly, a curfew-like situation has enveloped the town, with a significant number of ambulances stationed throughout the area.
The occupied-administration has declared a state of emergency in all hospitals within the city, extending the alert to medical staff in the nearby area of Uthal. The heightened security measures follow ongoing unrest, leading to the suspension of mobile internet services in Bela, Uthal, and Hub Chowki. However, internet services are gradually being restored in other cities outside of these affected areas.
POB’s Chief Minister falsely claimed that the fighters at the Bela camp were neutralized at the main gate. In contrast, videos released by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) on their official channel, Hakkal, show Baloch sarmachaars (revolutionaries) in various positions within the camp.
Local residents have reported hearing explosions from the camp throughout the day, with helicopter patrols continuing overhead. The BLA has since announced the conclusion of its Operation Herof and declared that all previously blocked roads will be reopened.
According to the BLA, Operation Herof has resulted in the deaths of 130 Pak Army personnel across various areas, including Bela. The group has also stated that it will soon release detailed accounts of Operation Herof and the self-sacrificing attacks on the main Pak forces camp in Bela.