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Toxic fallout from Iran’s refinery attack could reach Pakistan

. KARACHI: The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) warned on Monday that pollution caused by recent US-Israeli attacks on Iranian oil facilities could worsen air quality in western parts of Pakistan if prevailing winds carry pollutants across the border. In a statement, the Met Office said atmospheric currents originating in Iran may transport pollutants to the […]

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Pakistanis in Iran are encouraged to register to return

“I particularly urge our nationals in Qom to cooperate with us in their immediate repatriation,” the ambassador wrote Pakistan’s ambassador to Iran, Muhammad Mudassir Tipu, on Monday issued an appeal to Pakistani nationals to register with the embassy immediately for repatriation, warning that securing transport has become increasingly difficult amid the ongoing conflict in the

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The government urged not to take ‘sides’ in the Iran conflict

“It is time for Pakistan to play its role because we are a nuclear power,” Raja said PTI Central Secretary General Salman Akram Raja holds a press conference on Sunday. SCREEN GRAB ISLAMABAD: Leaders of the opposition alliance and the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) on Monday urged the government to immediately withdraw from the Peace Council,

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The economy is stable despite war turmoil, the IMF said

The government has accepted the need for a mini-budget if revenues do not meet expectations by the end of December 2025, according to the IMF. Photo: file ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has informed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that the US-Israel war against Iran will not significantly affect the country’s economy, estimating that the current account deficit

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Iran rules out diplomacy as Trump says war ‘pretty much’ over

US President Donald Trump. PHOTO: AFP/ File TEHRAN/WASHINGTON: Iran signaled a defiant stance with a senior leader saying he sees no room for diplomacy in the ongoing conflict triggered by joint attacks by the US and Israel, while President Donald Trump insisted the war was largely over. Iranian officials said cease-fire mediation efforts were irrelevant

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Balochistan schools, colleges shut down for two weeks amid fuel crisis

The Education Department encourages institutions to continue education via virtual platforms QUETTA: In an effort to address the escalating national fuel shortage triggered by global supply disruptions, all public and private educational institutions in Balochistan have been closed from March 9 to March 23. The decision, detailed in an official notification issued by the Balochistan

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PMD warns that the Iran conflict could worsen air quality in western parts of Pakistan

The Met Office is also predicting rain and thundershowers in the upper parts of the country from 9-12. March The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) warned on Monday that prevailing winds from Iran could carry pollutants into Pakistan and worsen air quality in parts of the country following recent developments in the neighboring country amid strikes

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Punjab tightens fuel monitoring as global oil prices rise amid ME tensions

Implements work from home policy for government offices, advises the same to the private sector Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz. SCREEN GRAB LAHORE: Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz on Monday announced the closure of all educational institutions until the end of the month and also imposed various restrictions on fuel consumption by government officials as

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