Karnal, May 12 -- The situation remained normal in Ambala on Sunday. Markets were allowed to operate as per normal timings and no blackout was observed. Deputy commissioner (DC) Ajay Singh Tomar said that in view of the ceasefire, the situation is gradually becoming normal. "Therefore, streetlights and markets will remain open like normal days," he said. The DC also said that flying drones are completely banned, and strict action will be taken against violators. All the educational institutions were allowed to open and follow their academic calendar. Tomar said that for disaster prevention, the district administration organised a training-cum-registration camp for volunteers at Ambala City and Ambala Cantonment. The district Information and technology officer said that more than 5,000 volunteers got themselves registered at the camps organised at SD College in Ambala Cantt and new grain market in the City. Different departments, including the SDRF, Red Cross, police and fire, sensitised the people regarding important information along with instructions and precautions to be taken....