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As repeatedly told by medical experts, vaccinations are the only way people can save lives during this pandemic. Professionals from the healthcare sector have stressed on the need to get vaccinated and hence formed a
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The local airline Airblue became a hot discussion topic in Pakistan when a couple was reportedly caught kissing in a Karachi-Islamabad flight, on May 20. As love got into the air, the 'amorous' couple was
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Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah ordered the people of Karachi to stay inside and not roam around after 8pm as his province fights with the surge in coronavirus cases. These directions have been
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For obvious reasons, petting a lion is illegal in most countries but somehow people seem to be ignorant towards the dangers of keeping the wild animal at home. An incident in Pakistan showed how dangerous
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A massive dust storm, Tuesday evening, hit Karachi as Cyclone Tauktae got close to coastal areas in Sindh. About five people, including two children and a woman, died in incidents of wall and roof collapse
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Jewellery shop owner confessed that he staged the dacoity with his friend to hide the gold items In a major development, the Investigation Police South Zone on Thursday solved the case of gold theft from
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Due to the rising number of covid-19 cases, the Lahore government has decided to call for a two-day lockdown. However, the restrictions that come with the lockdown will not be applicable for the industry that
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Pakistan conducted CAIE exams despite massive demand from students to cancel papers amid COVID-19 Minister for Education and Professional Training Shafqat Mehmood Tuesday raised concerns about "poor" compliance with standard operating procedures (SOPs) outside the
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Prime Minister Imran Khan has agreed to listen to the reservations of disgruntled Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) lawmakers who have sided with estranged party leader Jahangir Tareen. As per media reports, the prime minister has scheduled
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Despite several tariff increases, fuel conversions, and buying out several old independent power plants (IPPs), the longstanding circular debt in the power sector is predicted to stay well above Rs1.1 trillion by end of the
