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The protest breaks beyond illegal woodcuts in Dadu’s riverbed areas

Hyderabad: The uninhibited wood cutting activity in the river-bound in the Dadu district has provoked a protest from the citizens who gathered on Dadu-Johi Road on Saturday to register their complaint. Lawyers, journalists, political activists and workers in non-governmental organizations participated in the demonstration. Attorney Muhammad Yaqoob Rustamani claimed that no unauthorized and unauthorized wood

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Ishaq Dar arrives at the UK

Islamabad: Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar arrived on Saturday in the UK for a number of diplomatic meetings with British and Commonwealth leaders planned from August 17 to 19. In London, DAR meets with Vice Prime Minister Angela Rayner, parliamentary sub-state secretary of Pakistan Hamish Falconer, in addition to attending a morning meeting with the Commonwealth

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The world grieves with Pakistan in the middle of ‘Doomsday’ floods

Islamabad: As Pakistan struggles with one of the deadliest monsoon disasters in recent memory, messages of condolence and solidarity are poured in from all over the world. As the nation grieved, world leaders expanded their sympathy and support. Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed in a condolence letter to President Asif Ali Zardari grief and grief

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Local People in Balochistan help identify terrorists: DG ISPR

Rawalpindi: The top military spokesman said on Saturday that Balochistan residents are increasingly providing information about terrorists and their facilitators, a step he called critically a success with terrorist operations in the residual province. LT Gen Ahmed Sharif, Director-General of Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), students in a special session in the Army Internship Program said

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Rescuers run against time as KP -flooding death chair tops 340

Peshawar: Rescuers in flooded Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Districts itched through mud and dirt on Saturday when flash floods detached by days of heavy monsoon drains killed at least 344 people in the province within 48 hours, officials said. National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) confirmed that 324 of the deaths were reported in KP, with dozens more

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