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    Two Blasts, Siren Heard in Jammu City in Indian Kashmir - Reuters Witness

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    Posted on May 8, 2025

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    Quick Summary

    Two blasts and sirens in Jammu city, Indian Kashmir, resulted in a blackout, as reported by Reuters witnesses.

    Blasts and Sirens Cause Blackout in Jammu City, Kashmir

    JAMMU, India (Reuters) - Two huge blasts and sirens were heard in Jammu city in Indian Kashmir on Thursday and there was a blackout across the city, a Reuters witness said.

    (Reporting by Adnan Abidi, Fayaz Bukhari; Editing by YP Rajesh)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Two large blasts were reported in Jammu city.
    • •Sirens were heard following the explosions.
    • •A citywide blackout occurred in Jammu.
    • •The incident was reported by Reuters witnesses.
    • •Security concerns rise in Indian Kashmir.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Two blasts, siren heard in Jammu city in Indian Kashmir - Reuters witness

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the two blasts and subsequent sirens in Jammu city, Indian Kashmir, leading to a blackout.

    2What happened in Jammu city?

    Two large explosions were heard, followed by sirens, causing a blackout in the city.

    3Who reported the incident?

    The incident was reported by Reuters witnesses, including Adnan Abidi and Fayaz Bukhari.

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