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Pakistani envoy and Gandhi’s grandson to make joint appeal for help to flood-affected people -
UNITED NATIONS,Sept 2 (APP)- Pakistan’s U.N. Ambassador Abdullah Hussain Haroon and Rajmohan Gandhi, grandson of Indian leader M.K. Gandhi, will make a joint appeal to the international community on Friday to help millions of flood-effected Pakistani people, it was announced on Thursday.The appeal will be made at U.N. Headquarters in New York at a press conference being held to the “sensitize the International Community/media about the gravity of the situation” in Pakistan, a press release of Pakistan Mission to the United Nations said.


IMF to provide 450 million dollars emergency flood aid to Pakistan -
WASHINGTON, Sept 2 (APP)-  The International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Thursday to provide 450 million dollars in immediate emergency financing to Pakistan to help the country manage the aftermath of the devastating floods that have led a huge humanitarian crisis and impacted economic prospects.Managing Director of the Fund Dominique Strauss-Kahn made the announcement after a meeting with Pakistani Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Shaikh.


Chins denies reports of sending troops to Pakistan -
BEIJING, Sept. 2 (APP):  China has rejected reports of the presence of over 11,000 troops in northern Pakistan, saying that such “groundless reports” were made with “ulterior motives.” “We believe the attempts of some people to fabricate stories to provoke China-Pakistan or China-India relations are doomed to fail,” Foreign Ministry spokesperson Jiang Yu said in a statement Wednesday.The comment came in response to recent reports by some American and Indian press that China had deployed more than 10,000 troops in the Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan.


Pakistani peacekeepers donate medicine to a hospital in Sudan -
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 2 (APP): UN peacekeepers from Pakistan on Wednesday donated assorted drugs worth more than $3,000 to help a teaching hospital in the Sudanese town of Wau meet patient demands from four neighbouring states, according to a report received here.“These drugs are meant for our treatment during our mission here in Sudan, but as no one is falling sick frequently, we thought of helping the needy,” said Major Intisar Ul-hag, commanding officer of the United Nations Mission in Sudan’s Pakistani Aviation Unit in Wau, during a ceremony to mark the event.


Pakistani dates to be displayed at Asian Fruit exhibition -
LONDON, Sept 2 (APP)- Pakistan is participating in the Asia Fruit Exhibition being organised in Hong Kong from September 8 to 10.  Sources in the Commercial Wing of Pakistan High Commission said on Thursday the country will be taking part in the event under the name of ‘Pakistan Dates.’ Pakistan is the fourth largest producer of dates and is rated among the largest producers of date palm in the world with over 150 different varieties India is the largest importer with market share of about 38 percent while France and UK are second and third largest importers with shares of 4 percent and 2.5 percent respectively.The major countries importing both fresh and dried dates from Pakistan are India, USA, UK, Canada, Germany, Denmark, Malaysia and Indonesia.


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Trio withdraws from the English tour
ISLAMABAD, Sep 2 (APP) - Pakistan test Captain Salman Butt and bowlers Mohammad Amir and Mohammad Asif are withdrawn from the tour of England on the advice of the International Cricket Council (ICC).“The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Ijaz Butt was advised by the ICC not to consider the three players for selection until the investigations into alleged spot-fixing during the recent Test series against England are completed,” the source was quoted as saying.
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Pakistani boxer wins Boxing Gold Medal in Beijing
BEIJING, Sept 2 (APP) - Pakistan’s pugilist Muhammad Waseem won boxing gold medal in the finals of the Sports Accord Combat Games here on Thursday.The 71 top boxers in International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) ranking participated in the 6-day event. They were from 15 countries including Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America.Five Pakistani boxers competed in the games. Others included Mohibullah, Aamer Khan, Nisar Khan and Tariq Zia, said a press release.
 
Pakistan records big wins vs Chinese Taipei, SL in Asia Cup Bridge
KARACHI, Sept 2 (APP): Pakistan Open team and ladies team continued their fine run in the inaugural Asia Cup Bridge Championship in Lingbo (China) on Thursday by chalking out big wins, according to a message received here by Pakistan Bridge Federation. Pakistan men team comprising of seasoned internationals Rashid-ul-Ghazi, Javed Khalid, Tahir Masood, Saeed Akhtar, Javed Miran and Tehsin Gheewala blitzed Sri Lanka 25-4 with brilliant tactical play and understanding.Though Pakistan men team suffered an unexpected 13-17 loss to New Zealand in the 9th round. But their best win came against third placed Chinese Taipei, whom they thrashed 25-4.
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FIFA use all power to assist PFF in humanitarian projects
LAHORE, Sept 1 (APP): FIFA will send a team of experts from its headquarters Zurich and Colombo’s FIFA Development Office to the devastated region of flood-struck Pakistan in a bid to use football to bring hope and happiness back to the local people, especially traumatized youngsters.
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FIH supports Pak-Dutch fund raising match for flood
LAHORE, Sept 1 (APP): Netherlands will play Pakistan during a special charity match on September 14 to raise funds for flood victims in Pakistan.  The International Hockey Federation (FIH) fully supports the event organized by the Royal Dutch Hockey Association (KNHB) in association with Pakistan Hockey Federation, Pakistan Embassy in Netherlands and charity organization SHO.
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ISLAMABAD, Jan 29 (APP): Advisor to Prime Minister on Interior A. Rehman Malik Thursday told the Upper House of the Parliament that 11,111 foreigners were arrested during last five years on various charges. Replying to a question of Muhammad Talha Mahmood during question hour he said 8,830 were arrested from NWFP, 1,369 from Sindh, 829 from Punjab and 83 from Balochistan.

However, he did not mention the charges on which these foreigners were arrested. Malik said the activities of all foreigners are monitored.

Regarding suicide attack at Marriott Hotel, the Advisor said the linkage with terrorist network has been identified, while the law enforcement agencies have also recovered the vehicle used for escorting the suicidal truck.

He further told that four accused have been arrested while three are still at large. The challan against the arrested accused has been filed in the trial court, he added.

Replying to a question of Dr. Khalid Mehmood Soomro, Malik said there are seven paramilitary forces in the country including Frontier Corps (NWFP),Frontier Corps (Balochistan), Pakistan Rangers (Sindh), Pakistan Rangers (Punjab), Pakistan Coast Guards, Northern Area Scouts and Frontier Constabulary NWFP.

Malik informed the House that 19,184 different posts are lying vacant in Pakistan Rangers (Punjab), 2,901 in Rangers Sindh, 1,850 in Frontier Constabulary NWFP, 7,923 in Frontier Corps in NWFP, 473 in Pakistan Coast Guards, one in Northern Area Scouts and 402 posts of janitors are lying vacant in Frontier Corps Balochistan.

He informed the House that there is no quota fixed for the people of Balochistan in Frontier Corps (FC) Balochistan, while on contrary the enrolment in FC NWFP is carried out purely from tribes residing in NWFP, FATA and Mianwali only.

Malik said, he has taken up the matter with Prime Minister for recruitment of people of Balochistan in FC Balochistan on the pattern of FC NWFP.

He further said that literacy rate in Balochistan is low therefore the required educational qualification for recruitment in FC Balochistan would also be reduced for the people of the province.

To another question, Malik informed the House that as many as 3,016 people were kidnapped for ransom during last 10 years (January 1999 to September 2008). Out of these 198 people were killed by kidnappers, while the police succeeded in recovering 2,666 persons from kidnappers, he added.

Police arrested 4,421 persons on charge of kidnapping for ransom during the

same period, besides, 1,687 cases were challaned in the courts.

 
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