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Curbs on foreigners back in Manipur

The MHA has reimposed the Protected Area Permit in Manipur in view of security concerns arising out of influx from neighbouring countries, a state government statement said. The movement of foreigners visiting Manipur will be closely monitored and they are...

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Imphal, Updated At : 07:18 AM Dec 20, 2024 IST

The MHA has reimposed the Protected Area Permit in Manipur in view of security concerns arising out of influx from neighbouring countries, a state government statement said. The movement of foreigners visiting Manipur will be closely monitored and they are required to obtain the necessary permit. The curbs have been reimposed in Nagaland and Mizoram as well.

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