Islamabad: In Afghanistan, more than six hundred people were killed and more than 1,000 injured in an earthquake today. Health authorities in Kabul said they were still confirming the official toll figure as they worked to reach remote areas. According to Radio Pakistan, President Asif Ali Zardari has conveyed his
Lahore: Provincial Disaster Management Authority Punjab has issued an alert regarding high-level flood at Harike in Sutlej river. According to Radio Pakistan, all concerned departments and institutions in Lahore, Sahiwal, Multan, Bahawalpur, and DG Khan are alert to deal with possible flood situation. Meanwhile, at Head Trimmu, the water discharge
Tianjin: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has expressed Pakistan’s desire to further deepen and expand cooperation between Pakistani ports and China’s Tianjin Port. He was talking to a Chinese delegation led by Standing Member of the Communist Party of China, Tianjin and Party Secretary of Tianjin-Benhai Area Leon Mao Jin
Jhang: Pakistan Army is continuing rescue operation in Jhang, Chiniot, and surrounding areas to help the flood victims. According to Radio Pakistan, army personnel rescued individuals trapped in the floods using boats and transferred them to safe locations. The rescued people include elderly citizens, children, and women. Pakistan Army, in
Islamabad: Pakistan’s IT exports have increased due to better access to the global market made possible by the efforts of Special Investment Facilitation Council. According to Radio Pakistan, with exports reaching 354 million dollars, IT exports have surpassed the 12-month average of 317 million dollars. Compared to July last year,
Jhang: Chief Minister Punjab Maryam Nawaz Sharif visited a flood relief camp and field hospital in Jhang today to assess facilities for displaced families. She inspected the supply of medicines, inquired about healthcare services, and directed officials to ensure uninterrupted treatment for all patients. According to Radio Pakistan, the Chief
Sialkot: Minister for Defence Khawaja Muhammad Asif visited the flood-affected areas of Sialkot, where he conducted a detailed inspection of Naullah Aik. During the visit, Khawaja Asif interacted with local residents and directed the district administration to immediately remove all encroachments to restore the natural flow of water and reduce
Hudor: An MI-17 helicopter belonging to Army aviation crash-landed near Hudor village, approximately twelve kilometers from Thakdas Cantonment, resulting in the martyrdom of all five crew members onboard. The unfortunate incident occurred during a routine training flight when the helicopter developed a technical fault that led to the crash. According