compensation by FC. While there are clear evidences of hostile foreign hands in recent incidents, local facilitators and abettors have been apprehended who will be tried in military courts. Additional Army troops have been moved in Parachinar to enhance its security while FC troops are being beefed up on Pak-Afg border to seal it effectively. Toori Razakars are also being dovetailed on check posts. Safe city project for Parachinar by installing CCTV cameras in line with the ones in Lahore and Islamabad will be undertaken. Fencing of border is already in progress. More sensitive areas of FATA are being fenced in Phase 1 while complete Pak-Afg border including in Baluchistan will be fenced in Phase 2. Trauma Centre will be established at Parachinar by Army while local civil hospital will be upgraded for better medical care by civil administration. Army fully supports mainstreaming of FATA which is being pursued and its early implementation is essential for enduring peace and stability. Govt. has now announced compensation for Parachinar victims at par with other such victims elsewhere in the country. All Pakistani's are equal. Solidarity Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen's leaders and Secretary General Allama Raja Nasir Abbas,Shia Ulema Council leaders and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Chairman Imran Khan have visited Parachinar to express his grief and solidarity with the families of victims of twin bombings on June 23, 2017. While PPP leaders Rehman Malik, Faisal Karim Kundi and media journalists, claimed that their helicopter was not allowed to land in Parachinar city. Civil activists Jibran Nasir, Talha Rehman, Mahim Maher, Meena Gabeena, JDC Secretary General Syed Zafar Abbas and Saad Edhi (Grandson of Edhi) came from Karachi to join Parachinar sit-in. Shia Ulema from Sindh, Hangu, Kohat, Peshawar and Quetta visited Parachinar to express solidarity with families of victims and join Sadae Mazlomeen Dharna. Christian community also joins sit-in protest for solidarity with victims of twin bomb blasts. Protests and symbolic sit-ins began in different cities of Pakistan by Majlis Wahdat-e-Muslimeen and leftist organisations to express solidarity with the victims of twin bomb blasts in Parachinar. Symbolic sit-ins and protests in the following Cities: Pakistan Islamabad Taxila Karachi Peshawar Quetta Lahore Kohat / Hangu Chakwal Sialkot Gilgit Baltistan Sobodero, Khairpur, Sukkur Chichawatni, Sahiwal Other countries Canberra, Brisbane Australia London, England Germany Netherlands Houston (Texas), New York USA France Baghdad, Iraq Qom, Iran See also Bomb blasts in Parachinar since 2007 Sit-in Long March (Pakistan) References Kurram