A curfew in Noshki, Balochistan, since Feb. 6 disrupts Ramadan meals, trade, and travel, sparking calls for change.

A curfew in Noshki, Balochistan, imposed since February 6, restricts movement from 6 pm to 9 am, disrupting essential shopping before iftar and sehri during Ramadan. Residents struggle to access food staples like flour and fruit, traders report major revenue losses, and transport on the RCD Highway is delayed, harming commerce. The measure, linked to security concerns amid unrest and attacks by the Baloch Liberation Army, has increased checkpoints and enforcement, with warnings of legal penalties. Locals and business leaders urge authorities to revise the curfew to balance security with religious and economic needs.