Following the national uprising, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) released a list of 626 individuals, including political figures, who sought shelter in various cantonments due to threats to their lives. According to a previous ISPR statement on August 18, the security situation had severely deteriorated on August 5, prompting many to request protection. Of those sheltered, 615 voluntarily left after conditions improved, and four were handed over to law enforcement based on legal procedures. Seven individuals remain under military protection.