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Karachi Lacks Mass Transit System, Resulting in 4.6 Million Motorcycles: Police Chief
Karachi: Additional Inspector General (AIG) Azaad Khan has said that the absence of an effective public transport system in Karachi has led to the widespread use of motorcycles, with around 4.6 million motorcycles currently on the city’s roads. Speaking at a ceremony in Karachi, the police chief said the region continues to face security threats…
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Fuel Theft Surges in UK as Rising Petrol Prices Lead to Daily Losses of £200,000
London: Fuel theft has increased sharply across the United Kingdom following a rise in petrol and diesel prices, with an estimated £200,000 worth of fuel being stolen every day, according to media reports. Reports indicate that the total financial impact of fuel theft has risen by 48% since fuel prices increased. The price surge reportedly…
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PPP Leaders Reject AJK Election Results, Raja Pervaiz Ashraf Suggests Boycott of Third Phase
Islamabad: Senior Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leader Raja Pervaiz Ashraf has called on his party to reject the results of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) elections and consider boycotting the third phase of the electoral process, alleging that the elections were not conducted fairly. Speaking on the issue, Raja Pervaiz Ashraf accused the AJK…
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Mirwaiz Umar Farooq Says Voting Rights of Kashmiri Refugees in Pakistan Must Be Protected
Srinagar: Kashmiri Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has said that the voting rights of millions of Kashmiri refugees living in Pakistan are their constitutional and democratic entitlement and should not be ignored. Responding to demands raised by the banned Action Committee, Mirwaiz stated that the rights of Kashmiri refugees are an integral part of the…
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Pakistan’s Water Reservoirs Improve as Major Dams Reach 72% Capacity
Islamabad: Pakistan’s water storage situation has improved significantly following recent rainfall, with the country’s major reservoirs now filled to 72% of their total capacity, according to official data. The latest figures show a substantial increase in water inflows across the Indus River system, with incoming water exceeding outflows, helping replenish the country’s key reservoirs. Officials…
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Four Children Die of Suffocation After Becoming Trapped Inside Car in Mianwali
Mianwali: Four children, including three girls and one boy, tragically died from suffocation after becoming trapped inside a parked car while playing in the Khaglanwala area of Mianwali, police said. According to police officials, the incident occurred on Sunday evening when the children entered a parked vehicle during play. The car door reportedly locked accidentally,…
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Karachi University Reveals 72 Official Houses Occupied Beyond Allowed Period
Karachi: Serious irregularities have been uncovered in the allocation and vacation of official residential accommodations at the University of Karachi, where 72 houses remain occupied by retired employees, families of deceased staff members, and other unauthorized occupants. According to official documents, university regulations allow an employee to retain an official residence for only one year…
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Karachi Businessman’s Death Investigation Reveals Financial Troubles, CCTV Evidence
Karachi: New details have emerged in the investigation into the death of young businessman Mir Raza Ali, with investigators examining financial records, CCTV footage, and witness statements to determine whether the case was a homicide or suicide. According to investigative sources, Mir Raza Ali had reportedly accumulated debts ranging from Rs. 50 million to Rs.…
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Pakistan Railways Police Recover 32 Tons of Allegedly Stolen Railway Material in Karachi
KARACHI: Pakistan Railways Police have recovered approximately 32 tons of allegedly stolen railway material, including railway tracks worth millions of rupees, during a targeted operation in Karachi’s Orangi Town. According to a statement issued by the Railways Police, the operation resulted in the seizure of stolen railway tracks and other railway materials with an estimated…
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Islamabad High Court Extends Stay on 50% Additional Toll Tax for Vehicles Without M-Tag
ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has extended its interim order restraining the National Highway Authority (NHA) from collecting an additional 50 percent toll tax from vehicles without an M-Tag or with insufficient M-Tag balance. The order came during the hearing of a petition challenging the NHA’s notification introducing the additional toll charge. During the…
