All state board exams scheduled for 9 July were postponed, and all vehicular traffic was suspended on the Srinagar Jammu National Highway.[37][38] By the end of the day, over 200 people were injured and 11 protestors were killed.[39][40] By 10 July, more than 20 were confirmed to have died during the unrest. More than 300 CRPF personnel were reported to have been injured.[41][42] In addition, many vehicles and buildings belonging to security forces were attacked during the day with a number of them being set ablaze. Some suspected militants hiding amongst protesters also threw grenades at the security personnels.[41][43]