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Punjab receives 87 new electric buses to serve Rawalpindi, Islamabad

The Punjab government has acquired 87 new air-conditioned electric buses from China which have arrived in Rawalpindi with the aim of providing affordable yet modern travel facilities to the citizens. The project will cover an extensive area of ​​84 kilometers across the twin cities. The buses are equipped with Wi-Fi, Global Positioning System (GPS) tracking […]

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Fuel shortage eases temporarily as Sindh clears PSO vessel

Oil marketing companies are likely to get 15-day shipment release without full bank guarantee, sources said The threat of shortage of petroleum products has been temporarily averted after the Sindh government cleared a Pakistan State Oil (PSO) vessel on a 15-day commitment. The clearance of oil shipments at Karachi Port had been delayed due to

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what students need to know

MDCAT exams rescheduled to take place from 5 to 26 October 2025 across multiple centers Students and parents gather outside Hyderabad Public School to re-enact MDCAT 2024 on Sunday. Photo: PPI MDCAT exams for MBBS and BDS admissions for the 2026 academic session have been revised. The Express Pakinomist spoke to Dr. Fatima Abid, director

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Afghan fruit exporters are badly affected by Pakistan’s border situation

Over 200 trucks carrying tomatoes, onions, grapes, apples stranded at Torkham junction halting trade with South Asia Afghanistan’s fresh fruit exporters are facing mounting losses as the closure of a key land route to Pakistan leaves over 200 trucks of tomatoes, onions, grapes and apples stranded at the Torkham crossing, halting trade with South Asian

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KP reports new case of polio, Pakistan’s total rises to 30

The National Polio Eradication Campaign administers polio eradication to over 43.7 million children across Pakistan A health worker administers anti-polio drops to a child during the launch of the city-wide vaccination campaign, marking another crucial step in the fight to protect future generations from the crippling disease. PHOTO: JALAL QUERESHI/EXPRESS The Regional Reference Laboratory for

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Six died in tribal clashes

HYDERABAD: The vicious tribal and communal hostilities on Monday claimed six more lives besides leaving half a dozen men and women injured. The incidents took place in Rustam, Shikarpur and Sujawal Junejo, Kambar-Shahdadkot. Two groups of the Mahar caste allegedly exchanged fire in the river bed village of Aamil in Rustam. Rahib, Sarwar and Aitbar,

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Hazara Falls is emerging as a landmark for eco-tourism

UK-funded initiative turns Jab Valley’s waterfalls into a sustainable tourist destination HARIPUR: Hazara Falls Work on the Hazara Falls in Jab Valley, Haripur, has been completed under a UK-funded eco-tourism initiative that aims to transform the area into one of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s most distinctive natural attractions. The project, supported by the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and

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China and Russia hail Pak-Afghan ceasefire

Saudi Arabia on Sunday welcomed the announcement of an immediate ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Source: x.com/arabnews China and Russia have hailed the ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan brokered by Qatar and Türkiye. China welcomes the ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan and commends relevant countries for their contributions, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said

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