Case registers against men who opens fire on sacrificial bull

A case has been registered against men who opened fire at a sacrificial bull in Karachi just before Qurbani, reported on Thursday. The case has been registered against armed persons after identifying majority of them through a viral video of the incident at the Sachal Goth police station. As per FIR, the owner of the bull, hired an inexperienced and seasonal butcher for the sacrifice of his animal, which helped the bull to flee minutes before the sacrifice. Failing to control the angry bull, the owner with the help of…

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Corona claims 28 live, 1336 fresh infections in sindh

The Eid al-Adha day cut no slack to Covid victims in the Sindh province as in the 24-hour period on Wednesday, as many as 28 more people plunged to the global pandemic raging into its fourth wave while 1,336 fresh cases have emerged, reported.

Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah said Wednesday in his daily Covid breifing that the past 24 hours have seen 28 Covid-led casualties.

With new deaths reported today, the CM siad, death toll of Sindh has risen to 5,784 since the first outbreak of the virus.

He said, as of now there are 66 patients on ventilator support as the delta variant of the virus is rampant.

Covid-19 claims 40 more lives as 2,579 fresh cases emerge in Pakistan

The coronavirus claimed 40 more lives across the country in the last 24 hours, taking the death toll from the disease to 22,888.

As many as 2,579 new cases of Covid-19 emerged when 41,186 samples were tested, according to the latest National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) update.

The postivity rate of infections was recorded at 6.26 per cent, it said. The country’s caseload climbed to 996,451 after 2,579 new cases were detected.

 

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Corona claims 28 live, 1336 fresh infections in sindh

The Eid al-Adha day cut no slack to Covid victims in the Sindh province as in the 24-hour period on Wednesday, as many as 28 more people plunged to the global pandemic raging into its fourth wave while 1,336 fresh cases have emerged, reported.

Chief Minister Sindh Murad Ali Shah said Wednesday in his daily Covid breifing that the past 24 hours have seen 28 Covid-led casualties.

With new deaths reported today, the CM siad, death toll of Sindh has risen to 5,784 since the first outbreak of the virus.

He said, as of now there are 66 patients on ventilator support as the delta variant of the virus is rampant.

Covid-19 claims 40 more lives as 2,579 fresh cases emerge in Pakistan

The coronavirus claimed 40 more lives across the country in the last 24 hours, taking the death toll from the disease to 22,888.

As many as 2,579 new cases of Covid-19 emerged when 41,186 samples were tested, according to the latest National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) update.

The postivity rate of infections was recorded at 6.26 per cent, it said. The country’s caseload climbed to 996,451 after 2,579 new cases were detected.

 

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Veteran journalist Arif nizami passes away

Veteran journalist and former caretaker federal minister for information and postal service Arif Nizami passed away on Wednesday in Lahore, his nephew, Babar Nizami.

The veteran journalist was under treatment at a hospital for the last two weeks after he had suffered a heart attack. Following the attack, he was shifted to an ICU, but he could not recover from it and breathed his last today, Babar said.

Nizami had served as a caretaker federal minister in former caretaker prime minister Mir Hazar Khan Khoso's cabinet back in 2013. He was the son of Hameed Nizami, the founder Nawa-i-Waqt Group of newspapers.

The details of his funeral prayers will be informed later on.

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Pakistan wants peace and stability in Afghanistan: FM Qureshi

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said Wednesday the investigation into the Afghan ambassador's alleged abduction was near completion, days after Afghanistan pulled out its senior diplomats from Islamabad.

The foreign minister, addressing a press conference after Eid ul Adha prayers in Multan, said the FIR was launched in line with the ambassador's daughter's instructions.

FM Qureshi said statements of all taxi drivers, whose services the daughter of the ambassador had availed, were recorded.

The foreign minister said 700 hours of CCTV footage was reviewed, and 250 people were interrogated, however, he said the cooperation of the Afghan ambassador and his daughter was needed to wrap up the investigation.

Once the investigation is concluded, the report will be shared with Afganistan's government, he said.

FM Qureshi said Pakistan wants peace and stability in Afghanistan, and the entire Afghan leadership should join efforts for sustainable peace in the country.

"The Afghan peace process has entered into the crucial phase," he said, adding: "India is playing the role of spoiler in the process."

The foreign minister highlighted that the BJP-led government, not only targeted Prime Minister Imran Khan's number but it also targeted Indian ministers and Opposition lawmaker through Israeli NSO Group's spyware, Pegasus.

"However, India is facing defeat at every forum," he said.

The foreign minister said that India is committing brutalities and human rights violations in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and urged the world to take notice.

FM Qureshi said the United States had acknowledged the role of Pakistan in combating terrorism, the Afghan peace process, and the implementation of the Financial Action Task Force's recommendations.

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AJK elections: Political parties agree on army deployment at polling stations

Political parties have agreed on deploying Pakistan Army troops at polling stations for the July 25 Azad Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly election, reported Wednesday.

The publication said the decision was taken with the heads of all political parties present at a high-level meeting of the Election Commission, with AJK Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Justice (retd) Abdul Rashid Sulehria in the chair.

The participants of the meeting had suggested to the AJK Election Commission that the deployment of the army be done at polling stations to maintain law and order on polling day.

Speaking on the occasion, the CEC urged the heads of the political parties to ensure the implementation of the code of conduct announced by the election commission and ensure the peaceful conduct of the election.

A member of the election commission, Farhat Ali Mir, said that the purpose of the consultative meeting with the heads of political parties was to seek their opinion regarding the deployment of the army.

He added that the election commission had so far taken strict action against the violations of the code of conduct.

A resolution regarding the deployment of the army at the polling station was also passed by the participants.

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Veteran journalist Arif nizami passes away

Veteran journalist and former caretaker federal minister for information and postal service Arif Nizami passed away on Wednesday in Lahore, his nephew, Babar Nizami.

The veteran journalist was under treatment at a hospital for the last two weeks after he had suffered a heart attack. Following the attack, he was shifted to an ICU, but he could not recover from it and breathed his last today, Babar said.

Nizami had served as a caretaker federal minister in former caretaker prime minister Mir Hazar Khan Khoso's cabinet back in 2013. He was the son of Hameed Nizami, the founder Nawa-i-Waqt Group of newspapers.

The details of his funeral prayers will be informed later on.

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