The Information Ministry has decided to take local and international journalists on a visit to areas — Muzaffarabad, Muridke, Kotli, and Ahmedpur — attacked by India last night, Dawn News reports.

The journalists, 30 of them associated with foreign media outlets and 50 affiliated with local channels, will also be given access to locations where Pakistanis lost their lives in Indian air strikes.

Quoting the information ministry, Dawn News said the visit was aimed at exposing India’s aggression in Pakistan to the world.

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