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LPG tanker explosion in Pakistan’s Multan claims six lives, injures 38

LPG tanker explosion in Pakistan’s Multan claims six lives, injures 38

A liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tanker explosion in Multan late Sunday night left six people dead and 38 injured, including women and children, according to local authorities. Multan Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali Bukhari told news outlets that the explosion was…
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government Commits to Kurram Peace Agreement

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government Commits to Kurram Peace Agreement

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Secretary Nadeem Aslam Chaudhry announced on Saturday the government’s intention to fully implement the 14-point Kurram peace agreement without any concessions, Dawn Newspaper reported. Speaking at a joint meeting with members of the jirga and peace committee…
30 Suspected Militants Eliminated in Northwest Pakistan

30 Suspected Militants Eliminated in Northwest Pakistan

The Pakistan Army announced on Saturday that it has neutralized at least 30 suspected militants during a series of security operations in the northwest region, Anadolu Agency reported. Conducted in the Karak, Lakki Murwat, and Khyber districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa…
Pakistani Court Sentences Four to Death for Blasphemy

Pakistani Court Sentences Four to Death for Blasphemy

A Pakistani court Saturday sentenced four individuals to death for blasphemy, following allegations they posted sacrilegious content on social media regarding Islamic figures and the Quran, The Associated Press reported. The ruling, delivered by Judge Tariq Ayub in Rawalpindi, emphasizes…
Amnesty Criticizes Pakistan for Passing Controversial Social Media Control Bill

Amnesty Criticizes Pakistan for Passing Controversial Social Media Control Bill

Pakistan’s National Assembly on Thursday passed the Prevention of Electronic Crimes (Amendment) Act, intensifying government control over the digital landscape, according to Amnesty International. The amendment introduces criminal penalties for disseminating “false and fake information,” with offenders facing up to…
Security Operations, Community Unity Efforts in Kurram Amidst Ongoing Challenges

Security Operations, Community Unity Efforts in Kurram Amidst Ongoing Challenges

In Kurram, a comprehensive clearance operation is underway to restore peace and security, resulting in the recovery of a significant number of illegal weapons, Shiite News reported. Conducted jointly by the civil administration, police, and security agencies from January 19…
Punjab Completes Master Plans to Combat Illegal Housing Schemes

Punjab Completes Master Plans to Combat Illegal Housing Schemes

The Punjab Local Government and Community Development Department has finalized urban master plans for 32 districts, aiming to regulate land use and curb illegal housing developments, Dawn Newspaper reported. This initiative comes in response to the alarming loss of 225,000…
Over 7,000 Pakistani Prisoners Released from Saudi Arabia Between 2019, 2024

Over 7,000 Pakistani Prisoners Released from Saudi Arabia Between 2019, 2024

A total of 7,208 Pakistani prisoners have been released from Saudi prisons between 2019 and 2024, Dawn Newspaper reported citing Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar. This information was shared in the Senate in response to a question…
Pakistan: Five Terrorists Killed in Balochistan Infiltration Attempt

Pakistan: Five Terrorists Killed in Balochistan Infiltration Attempt

Security forces in Balochistan’s Zhob district killed five terrorists attempting to cross the Afghan border, Dawn Newspaper reported citing the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The incident occurred in the Sambaza area during the early hours of Sunday. The ISPR described…
Kurram DC Orders TDP Camps Amid Expected Security Operation

Kurram DC Orders TDP Camps Amid Expected Security Operation

The Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Kurram has ordered the establishment of camps for temporarily displaced persons (TDP) in Lower Kurram tehsil, anticipating a counterterrorism operation by law enforcement agencies, Dawn Newspaper reported. This decision follows recent attacks on aid convoys…
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