Dir: Work for the restoration of the Jar Bridge, connecting Dir and Bajaur, is continuing at fast pace by the Pakistan Army. Efforts are underway to install a new bridge at the site of the damaged structure. Troops from the Pakistan Army Corps of Engineers are working day and night
Islamabad: The All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) has called upon the international community to take immediate action to prevent what it describes as an impending holocaust. This comes amidst ongoing reports of killings and torture by Indian troops against the Kashmiri populace. According to Radio Pakistan, an APHC spokesman highlighted
Buner: The flood affected people in Buner have expressed gratitude to Pakistan Army for its ongoing relief activities in different areas. They said Pakistan Army has played a vital role in helping the people, affected by recent floods. According to Radio Pakistan, the flood victims appreciated the medical treatment provided
Islamabad: Prime Minister’s Youth Program has announced a paradigm shift in its laptop distribution policy, making these essential devices accessible to all on an interest-free loan basis. According to Radio Pakistan, chairman of PMYP Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan stated that the move is set to empower a wider segment of
Peshawar: In a significant relief effort, the Pakistan Army is delivering one day’s ration to the flood victims in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, following the orders of the Chief of Army Staff. This initiative is aimed at aiding the needy people in the flood-stricken regions. According to Radio Pakistan, the rescue operations
Islamabad: Pakistan Army’s Urban Search and Rescue Team has begun relief and rehabilitation work in various areas of Buner, Shangla, and Swat districts. The team is focused on locating injured individuals and recovering bodies buried under debris, utilizing specialized equipment to carry out these critical tasks. According to Radio Pakistan,
Islamabad: Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar has expressed his gratitude for the United Kingdom’s solidarity and its readiness to support relief and recovery efforts in the face of recent floods in Pakistan. He conveyed his appreciation during a telephone conversation with British Secretary of State for Foreign,
Islamabad: The current weather system is active over the Pakistan region and may cause heavy to very heavy rainfall during the next 24 hours. According to Radio Pakistan, heavy to very heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in Islamabad, most parts of Punjab, Northern and Upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Azad