Curfew lifted in Turkish town of Cizre for less than 24 hours

The Turkish authorities have reimposed a curfew in the town of Cizre in south-eastern Turkey, France-Presse reports, citing the provincial government of Shiranak. 

According to the regional administration, the curfew was introduced from 19:00 to ensure the safety of people's lives and their property.

The paradox is that only yesterday the head of the Interior Ministry Selami Altynok lifted the curfew, RIA Novosti reports.

Earlier, a curfew was imposed on September 4th due to a special operation, which was conducted by security forces against PKK militants.