Govt not to create hurdles in opposition’s protests: Sheikh Rasheed

Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed has said that the federal government will not create hurdles in the opposition’s protests, on Friday.

Sheikh Rasheed, while talking to journalists during an event at National Police Academy today, said that opposition parties have decided to arrive in Islamabad on January 19 for holding a protest outside the office of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).
e said that the government will not create hurdles in their protests. He added that 60 to 90 days are very important in national politics.

The interior minister said that he had already predicted about the opposition’s participation in forthcoming by-elections and Senate polls besides withdrawing their decision to resign from assemblies.

Rasheed said that the government is making maximum efforts to bring improvements in the law and order situation. He said that Osama Satti’s killing was a sensitive case where the life of an innocent child was claimed.

While addressing the event, the interior minister urged the police force to discharge duties with honesty besides playing its role to bring improvement in society.

Commenting over the Machh incident, he said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had already taken a decision to visit Quetta. He added that he was in favour of giving compensation money to the deceased Afghan citizens as well. Rasheed said that PM Khan could visit Quetta any time.

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Govt not to create hurdles in opposition’s protests: Sheikh Rasheed

Interior Minister Sheikh Rasheed has said that the federal government will not create hurdles in the opposition’s protests, on Friday.

Sheikh Rasheed, while talking to journalists during an event at National Police Academy today, said that opposition parties have decided to arrive in Islamabad on January 19 for holding a protest outside the office of the Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP).
e said that the government will not create hurdles in their protests. He added that 60 to 90 days are very important in national politics.

The interior minister said that he had already predicted about the opposition’s participation in forthcoming by-elections and Senate polls besides withdrawing their decision to resign from assemblies.

Rasheed said that the government is making maximum efforts to bring improvements in the law and order situation. He said that Osama Satti’s killing was a sensitive case where the life of an innocent child was claimed.

While addressing the event, the interior minister urged the police force to discharge duties with honesty besides playing its role to bring improvement in society.

Commenting over the Machh incident, he said that Prime Minister Imran Khan had already taken a decision to visit Quetta. He added that he was in favour of giving compensation money to the deceased Afghan citizens as well. Rasheed said that PM Khan could visit Quetta any time.

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Govt to establish Covid vaccination counters in Islamabad

The federal government has made another progress in ongoing preparations for anti-Covid vaccination drive as it has decided to establish 12 coronavirus vaccination counters in Islamabad, citing sources, reported on Friday.

Sources privy to the development told that the counters will be established in urban and rural areas located in the federal capital Islamabad in order to facilitate its citizens.

The COVID-19 vaccination counters will be established in different health centres located in rural areas, as well as in the federally administered hospitals to administer coronavirus vaccines.

The medical facilities where the vaccination counters will be established include Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), Poly Clinic, Federal General Hospital (FGH), National Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine (NIRM), Social Security Hospital (SSH), Rawat Hospital, health centres of Sihala, Tarlai, Bhara Kahu, Shah Allah Ditta and Temar.

A three-member health team will be deputed on every vaccination counter which will be supervised by the Ministry of National Health Services, Regulation and Coordination (NHSRC), sources added.

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PM Imran promises to visit Quetta once Hazaras bury slain miners

Prime Minister Imran Khan promised on Friday to visit the families of slain coal miners to express solidarity with them once they bury their loved ones.

“If the bereaved families bury the victims today I will go to Quetta today” the prime minister pledged while speaking at an event in Islamabad.
He said all of their demands had been met as of Thursday but the Hazara mourners were insisting on his visit to Quetta as a condition for burial of the victims, which, he said, is uncalled for.

“One of their demands is that they will bury the victims after the prime minister comes [to Quetta],” the PM said, adding: “No country’s premier is blackmailed like this.” He once again urged the members of the Hazara community to bury their loved ones.

He said he sent the interior minister first and then two of his cabinet members to the Hazara community to speak and sympathise with them and deliver a message that the government shares their sorrow and pain and fully stands behind them.

The premier said the Machh incident is part of an Indian conspiracy to incite anarchy and sectarian strife in Pakistan. The Indian plot was to murder religious scholars of different schools of thought, he disclosed.

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PM Imran promises to visit Quetta once Hazaras bury slain miners

Prime Minister Imran Khan promised on Friday to visit the families of slain coal miners to express solidarity with them once they bury their loved ones.

“If the bereaved families bury the victims today I will go to Quetta today” the prime minister pledged while speaking at an event in Islamabad.
He said all of their demands had been met as of Thursday but the Hazara mourners were insisting on his visit to Quetta as a condition for burial of the victims, which, he said, is uncalled for.

“One of their demands is that they will bury the victims after the prime minister comes [to Quetta],” the PM said, adding: “No country’s premier is blackmailed like this.” He once again urged the members of the Hazara community to bury their loved ones.

He said he sent the interior minister first and then two of his cabinet members to the Hazara community to speak and sympathise with them and deliver a message that the government shares their sorrow and pain and fully stands behind them.

The premier said the Machh incident is part of an Indian conspiracy to incite anarchy and sectarian strife in Pakistan. The Indian plot was to murder religious scholars of different schools of thought, he disclosed.

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Pakistan records 2,435 COVID-19 s infections in a day

The statistics of National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) has shown that the coronavirus pandemic claims 48 more lives, whereas, 2,435 new infections were reported during the last 24 hours, on Friday.

In the past 24 hours, 48 more people succumbed to the disease, taking the death toll to 10,558. 3,313 patients have recovered from the virus in a day and 2,285 patients are in critical condition including 34 new patients.

The total count of active cases is 33,124 and the positivity rate stands at 6.35 per cent.

According to the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC), with fresh inclusion of the infections in the country the national tally of cases now currently stands at 497,510.

300 patients of coronavirus are on ventilators out of a total of 2,801 people admitted to 627 hospitals across the country.

A total of 38,369 tests were conducted across the country during this period. Overall 453,828 people have recovered from the deadly disease so far while 7,002,706 samples have been tested thus far.

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Pakistan records 2,435 COVID-19 s infections in a day

The statistics of National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) has shown that the coronavirus pandemic claims 48 more lives, whereas, 2,435 new infections were reported during the last 24 hours, on Friday.

In the past 24 hours, 48 more people succumbed to the disease, taking the death toll to 10,558. 3,313 patients have recovered from the virus in a day and 2,285 patients are in critical condition including 34 new patients.

The total count of active cases is 33,124 and the positivity rate stands at 6.35 per cent.

According to the National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC), with fresh inclusion of the infections in the country the national tally of cases now currently stands at 497,510.

300 patients of coronavirus are on ventilators out of a total of 2,801 people admitted to 627 hospitals across the country.

A total of 38,369 tests were conducted across the country during this period. Overall 453,828 people have recovered from the deadly disease so far while 7,002,706 samples have been tested thus far.

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