QUETTA: Pakistani security forces launched a massive operation on the Fitna al Hindustan militants in Mastung Area near Amach Dam. The forces launched an intelligence-based attack in Mastung near Amach Dam area where the Indian sponsored group BLA’s militants were said to be present. An exchange of firing took place and as many as seven […]
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Lahore: Federal Minister for Railways, Muhammad Hanif Abbasi, strongly condemned the terrorist attack carried out in Hangu by the so-called “Fitna-e-Hindustan.” In the cowardly assault, three personnel of the Federal Reserve Police embraced martyrdom. The minister paid rich tribute to the bravery of the fallen heroes and extended heartfelt condolences to their families in this
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ISLAMABAD: The federal government has withdrawn its decision to donate one month’s salary of federal cabinet members to the Flood Relief Fund, as confirmed by a notification issued by the Ministry of Finance. Dawn News cited the Ministry of Finance reported that the government had earlier announced that cabinet members’ one month’s salary would be
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Planning, Development and Special Initiatives Ahsan Iqbal chaired a high-level meeting in Gwadar on the city’s power shortages and water supply issues. The meeting focused on the Gwadar Solar Plant and Water Supply Projects as long-term solutions. Residents have struggled for years with electricity and clean water. Senior officials attended, including
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KALAT: A complete shutter-down strike was observed in Kalat on Monday against what traders and political parties described as exorbitant hikes in electricity bills issued by the Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO). All business centers, shops, vegetable and meat markets remained closed, bringing commercial activity in the city to a standstill. The strike was jointly
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HANGU: Militants linked to the outlawed Khawarij group attacked a Frontier Corps (FC) fort in Hangu, martyring three paramilitary policemen, officials said on Sunday. District Police Officer (DPO) confirmed that the attackers targeted the FC fort, leading to the deaths of three personnel from the Federal Reserve Police. Security forces launched a strong counter-offensive. The
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QUETTA: Balochistan’s Health Minister, Bakhth Muhammad Kakar, on Sunday inaugurated Complaint Cell 1129 at the Directorate General of Health Office to improve healthcare accountability. Dr. Abu Bakar, in charge of the complaint cell, briefed the minister about its goals and operations. He said the system will help streamline public grievance redressal. Speaking to the media,
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QUETTA: Pakistan Railways has suspended the Quetta-to-Peshawar Jaffar Express for two days due to disruptions caused by heavy rains, officials confirmed on Monday. Railway authorities said the Jaffar Express would not operate between Quetta and Peshawar today and tomorrow. The train service from Peshawar to Quetta has also been canceled for the same period. Officials
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s meteorological department on Monday warned of heavy rains and landslides across several regions, as the death toll from monsoon-related incidents since June 26 rose to 798. Relentless downpours have triggered floods, destroyed homes, and killed livestock in the northern and eastern parts of the country. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) is the worst-hit, with 479
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ISLAMABAD: India has officially informed Pakistan of a possible major flood risk, making contact under the framework of the Indus Waters Treaty. According to reports, India informed Pakistan regarding the possibility of flooding in the Tawi River near Jammu. Official sources confirmed that India reached out to Pakistan on the morning of August 24 at
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