Islamabad: National Disaster Management Authority has commenced a two-day national-level Simulation Exercise in Islamabad. The purpose of exercise is to enhance preparedness and strengthen coordination among federal and provincial institutions in responding to climate-induced disasters. According to Radio Pakistan, Minister for Climate Change Musadik Malik attended the opening day and
Punjab: The Punjab government has released three hundred forty-three million rupees relief fund to Deputy Commissioners of fourteen districts of the province for the families of the martyrs and those injured in the Indian aggression. According to Radio Pakistan, the assistance package for the martyrs and injured citizens was approved
Islamabad: Minister for Law and Justice Azam Nazeer Tarar held a meeting with Speaker Balochistan Assembly Abdul Khaliq Khan Achakzai in Islamabad today (Tuesday). The meeting focused on the parliamentary affairs of the Balochistan Assembly, the legislative process, and the overall law and order situation in the province. According to
Lahore: Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Disaster Management Authorities have issued heatwave alerts till Saturday. Both authorities have urged people to take precautionary measures to avoid heatstroke and dust storms. According to Radio Pakistan, Relief Commissioner Punjab Nabeel Javed directed all Commissioners and Deputy Commissioners across the province to remain on
Punjab: Punjab Minister for Education Rana Sikandar Hayat has announced that all schools in the province will begin their summer vacation on the 28th of this month. This decision comes as part of the government’s efforts to address concerns related to rising temperatures affecting students. According to Radio Pakistan, alongside
Karachi: Chairperson Benazir Income Support Program Senator Rubina Khalid met with Sindh Chief Secretary Syed Asif Haider Shah in Karachi. According to Radio Pakistan, the meeting focused on various critical issues, including the security and logistics arrangements at BISP payment centers. Discussions also covered ensuring mutual cooperation in handling deductions
Faisalabad: Chairman Senate Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Senator Irfan ul Haq Siddiqi, has stated that the governments of Saudi Arabia and Pakistan are working to ensure excellent facilities for Hajj pilgrims. Speaking at a training workshop, he highlighted the efforts made to enhance the experience for those undertaking the
Makkah: Pakistani intending pilgrims have commended government’s exceptional arrangements pertaining to accommodation, medical, transport, and provision of quality food for Hajj this year. They expressed these views while speaking to Radio Pakistan Correspondent Abdul Rehman Cheema in Makkah today (Monday). According to Radio Pakistan, the guests of Allah acknowledged the