QUETTA: A renewed spate of violence has gripped Balochistan over recent days, highlighted by a deadly bomb blast, a security clash, and coordinated arson attacks across multiple districts, resulting in at least four fatalities. The most severe incident occurred in the Loni tehsil of Duki district, where a remote-controlled explosive device detonated near a vehicle […]
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RAWALPINDI: Three Family member lost their lives in a Kalat Syedan Tragedy. A tragic incident unfolded in the rural outskirts of Kalar Syedan near Rawalpindi, where a mother, her son, and her daughter lost their lives in a local water reservoir while attempting a rescue. The heart-wrenching event occurred in the village of Tarkhi. Eight-year-old
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The Balochistan government has intensified action against employees of the provincial Health Department who remain absent from duty or fail to perform their official responsibilities. The action is being carried out on the directives of Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti, who has instructed authorities to take strict and indiscriminate measures against negligence in public
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QUETTA: Balochistan Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti has reaffirmed his commitment to improving women’s safety, education and empowerment, stressing that a secure environment and equal opportunities are essential for building a brighter future for women across the province. As part of efforts to protect women from harassment, an emergency assistance application has been introduced to
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RAWALPINDI: Doctors at Holy Family Hospital in Rawalpindi have successfully reattached the completely severed hand of a five-year-old boy from Jhelum. The child suffered a severe injury in which his hand was completely separated from his body after a blow from a toka. He was brought to Holy Family Hospital on August 28, where doctors
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PESHAWAR: The focal person of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Assembly member Fazal Elahi allegedly stormed the Rehman Baba Grid Station and forced Peshawar Electric Power Supply Company (PESCO) officials to restore power to several feeders, according to a PESCO spokesperson. The incident involved the forced activation of multiple feeders, including Yakatoot, Chana Daq, Sorayzi
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The death toll from catastrophic floods and landslides across Nepal and China’s Tibet region has risen to 750, while 3,044 people remain missing. The rescue operations are facing serious difficulties as heavy rain, rising river levels, unstable terrain and the threat of further flooding continue to affect the Himalayan region. The disaster began after a
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DUKI: At least two people were killed and three others injured in a bomb blast in Duki district in Balochistan. The explosion took place in the Killi Bakhtiar Khan area when a vehicle was passing through a riverbed. The blast caused casualties among the people travelling in or around the vehicle, according to the initial
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Pakistan is seeking to build on what Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar described as improved economic stability and growing diplomatic influence, with the country now aspiring to move from the world’s 24th-largest economy towards membership of the Group of 20 (G20). Dar said the government’s efforts had helped achieve economic stability and
WASHINGTON: Pakistan should continue to uphold the Indus Waters Treaty despite ongoing political and security tensions with India, participants at a policy dialogue in Washington said, warning that disputes between the two nuclear-armed neighbours should not be allowed to undermine a decades-old framework for managing shared water resources. They rejected the argument that the treaty
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