101.   Private and public transport were off the roads across Srinagar, the urban hub of a bloody Moslem separatist campaign.

102.   Public transport was off the roads during the day-long protest which coincided with a similar strike in the Indian-controlled Moslem-majority Kashmir valley.

103.   Public transport was up and running again Monday, most shops were open and private schools called on pupils to return to class.

104.   Public transport was largely unavailable, with residents riding bicycles or walking to work.

105.   Public transport was at a standstill in Punjab, Baluchistan, Sindh and the North West Frontier Province, except for private vehicles and a few taxis.

106.   Public transport was off the roads in many towns and cities in the sprawling state and trains were left stranded on the tracks, state officials said.

107.   Shops, markets, schools and most offices in downtown Ambon remained closed through the day and public transport was scarce.