Curfew was imposed in all 10 districts of the valley on 15 July and mobile services were suspended by the government.[22] Kashmir valley remained under 53 days of consecutive curfew which was lifted from all areas on 31 August,[23][24][25] however was reimposed in some areas the next day.[26] Jammu and Kashmir Police and Indian paramilitary forces used pellet guns, tear gas shells, rubber bullets, as well as assault rifles,[27] resulting in the deaths of more than 85 civilians,[14][15][16] with over 13,000 civilians injured.[12] Two security personnel also died[28] while over 4,000 personnel were injured in the riots.[12]