A young vendor displaying fish to attract the customer at his hand cart setup
Health officer administering anti polio drops to the child to inaugurate 05 days anti polio campaign at Shahbaz Sharif hospital.
Seven-days anti-polio campaign launched in ICT
ISLAMABAD, Nov 26 (APP): The district administration Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) here on Saturday launched seven-days anti-polio campaign in which children below the age of five years will be vaccinated.
Additional Deputy Commissioner East Usman Ashraf along with District Health Officer Zaeem Zia and Director Health Services Dr. Iqbal Afridi started the anti-polio campaign by administering polio drops to children under five years of age at CDA Health Centre I-8 Markaz.
Speaking on the occasion, Usman Ashraf said that the campaign would continue till November 28 and polio teams and health workers would administer polio drops house to house.
He said that 408,000 children up to five years of age would be administered anti-polio drops. The teams will also visit public places, markets, bus stands and other places to achieve the target, he told.
He directed the officers to work as a team and take diligent and serious measures to achieve the desired goal.
PM briefed on Turkish tourism industry, prospects of tourism cooperation
ISTANBUL, Nov 26 (APP): Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday was briefed in detail on the tourism industry and policy of Turkiye with a view to promoting bilateral cooperation in the sector.
Turkish Minister for Trade Mehmet Mus gave a briefing to the prime minister and also took him on a ferry ride to apprise him of the Turkish tourism potential as well as opportunities for Pakistani investors.
Heads of various Turkish firms related to the Turkish industry were also present.
On the occasion, the two sides exchanged views on promoting tourism cooperation.
They also discussed the possibilities of joint tourism projects in Pakistan’s coastal areas, Sindh, Punjab and Northern Areas.
The two sides also discussed the possibilities of introducing ships and ferry services for tourism purposes.
A street vendor on the way displaying and selling sweet items (GUR)
An elderly person selling artificial flowers while shuttling on the road
Farmer family busy cutting spinach in their field.
A butterfly extracting nectar from the flowers at a local park
PM mingles with Turkish common citizens in Istanbul
ISTANBUL, Nov 26 (APP): Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday gave a pleasant surprise to the common Turkish citizens here after he mingled with them and interacted in their own Turkish language.
The prime minister, who was on a two-day visit to Turkiye, shook hands with Turkish as well as people from other nationalities.
The people also availed the unique opportunity to take a photo with the prime minister.
They expressed good wishes for Pakistan and also reciprocated the prime minister’s goodwill remarks out of pleasure and surprise.
The prime minister also had photographs with the staffers of the restaurant.
A woman vendor displaying water glass and shawl cloth to attract the customers at her roadside setup to earn livelihood for her family.
