The district administrations of Islamabad and Rawalpindi in Pakistan have suspended all public and goods transport services effective immediately, as preparations intensify for a potential second round of US-Iran talks in Islamabad. The decision, announced by the Islamabad deputy commissioner, aims to bolster security in light of expected high-level diplomatic activities. The Rawalpindi deputy commissioner confirmed the suspension via a post on X, stating that while public and goods transport will be halted, private vehicles are exempt from these restrictions. No specific reason was disclosed for the suspension, but authorities are expected to provide updates as the situation develops. This move reflects the heightened security measures being implemented in the capital as international diplomatic discussions loom.