US embassy advises nationals not to travel Peshawar

ISLAMABAD: United States legation in Islamabad has advised US nationals to avoid travel to Peshawar for the period of coming 24 hours.

The work has issued advisory due to security concern, sources said.

US nationals have also been directed to take all possible defenses for personal safety. They were also advice to avoid joining public gatherings. For more information log on to www.newssmarttvweb.com

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