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The director general of Inter Services Public Relations, Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas, said on private television Dawn News that all movements of forces and the vehicles on the Afghan side of the border were "routine."

"We closely monitor all such moves so there is none of such thing very close to the border. Certainly we have coordination and communication with each other", he said, adding that there was nothing to worry about or reason for hype in the media.

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