<h1>Intercity international bus operator suspends capital-to-capital service citing unrest; refunds offered, travel documents required on routes</h1> An international intercity bus service between the capital and a neighbouring country's capital has been suspended by the operator citing civil unrest and public safety concerns; refunds will be issued to booked passengers. The suspension affects scheduled bilateral service days and routes that include designated halts for customs and immigration, where passengers must present government-issued photo ID or valid passports and visas. The operator's action follows large-scale protests, associated violence, property damage and the resignation of the country's prime minister. The suspension raises immediate passenger-rights, contractual and cross-border regulatory considerations pending normalisation of the security situation.