PESHAWAR: Dengue hemorrhagic fever is spreading rapidly, as 1,200 cases have been confirmed during the last 25 days from rural areas in the Peshawar district due mainly to the lack of coordinated efforts by line departments to ensure cleaning, water supply, electricity, fumigation and raising public awareness about preventive measures. The health department issued a […]
ISLAMABAD: Stakeholders of the missing Pakistan Steel Mills have alerted Prime Minister Imran Khan about deliberate delays over interests created in the revival or sale of the country's largest industrial complex that has been bleeding for more than a decade. Composed of employees, pensioners, suppliers, distributors and contractors, the PSM Stakeholder Group (PSMSG) said it
MULTAN: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi urged the opposition to participate in activities planned by the government to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir, controlled by India. "The opposition that did not register its protest [against Indian atrocities in the held valley] last Friday I should do it this Friday [during the weekly Kashmir
ISLAMABAD: The Vice President of the National Assembly, Qasim Khan Suri, raised on Sunday the cause of Kashmir at the summit of the Sustainable Development Goals and informed its participants about the uncontrollable steps and atrocities committed by the Indian government against innocent people of Kashmir stopped. Members of the Indian delegation at the summit
BEIJING: A Pakistani businessman, along with three other foreigners, received the first work visa valid for five years by the administration of the Chinese city of Yiwu in Zhejiang Province. Mohammad Arif and three citizens of Afghanistan, Jordan and Iraq were the first lot that received the First Class work permit from the Administration of
QUETTA: Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Social Protection and Poverty Alleviation, Dr. Sania Nishtar has sought the federal government's association with the provincial governments for the success of Pakistan's flagship program Tehreek-i-Insaf Ehsaas. She visited the capitals of Balochistan and Sindh on Sunday and during meetings with representatives of the two provinces informed
KARACHI: The Mutumiida Qaumi-Pakistan Movement (MQM-P) has expressed concern about the proposed changes in the accountability law and hopes that it will not aim to provide assistance to corrupt elements. Concern was expressed at a meeting of the party coordination committee held on Sunday at the temporary headquarters in the Bahadurabad area of Karachi. Efforts
ISLAMABAD: A group of experts from the energy sector has opposed the draft Alternative and Renewable Energy (ARE) policy saying that it is not structured, is deficient and contradictory to various regulations and codes and does not provide a clear roadmap for the renewable energy development. A panel of 10-member experts, including former heads of
ISLAMABAD: The Senate will hold a debate on Monday (today) about the recent decision of the management of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to lay off almost 1,000 "surplus" employees and other measures to reduce their operating cost. The 42-point agenda issued by the Senate Secretariat for Monday's session includes a motion by Senator Mian Mohammad
Lasith Malinga the Srilankan speedster outperformed Shahid Afridi to win the most ticket gates at T20 Cricket International. He currently has 99 turnstiles in 74 games, with Shahid Afridi scoring 98 turnstiles. He reached the milestone after dismissing Colin de Grandhomme in his first T20 match between Sri Lanka and New Zealand. You need one
