HYDERABAD: June 09 –
An elderly woman drinking traditional drink (lassi) from the vendor at Bacha Khan Chowk during hot weather in the city.
HYDERABAD: June 09 –
Matric students across KPK participate in Goodwill and CUSIT Talent Scholarship Test held by Peshawar Model Degree Colleges.
PESHAWAR: June 09 –
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PESHAWAR: June 09 –
PESHAWAR: June 09 –
PESHAWAR: June 09 –
SNGPL punishes 17 consumers for illegal use of meters
MULTAN, Jun 09 (APP): Sui Northern Gas pipelines Limited (SNGPL) punished 17 citizens during a crackdown for last two days.
According to officials of Task Force, the consumers were using gas illegally as they were found making commercial use of gas, offering illegal connections to others and had also shifted meters at different sites by themselves.
The gas metres of all 17 consumers were disconnected for violation of the laws. Similarly, another 17 consumers have been warned to shift their meters near service points in interior city as these had been installed outside the service points.
The department urged citizens to cooperate and informed about illegal use of gas at phone number 0619220085 as secrecy would be maintained.
According to Regional Manager Hussain Zafar, a special cell has been introduced to respond to complaints. Some officers have also been deputed in the cell to ensure timely resolution of complaints.
PBBF trails for Asian Indoor Games on June 28
ISLAMABAD, Jun 09 (APP): The Pakistan Basketball Federation (PBBF) one day trials for the selection of Pakistan team to compete in the 6th Asian Indoor and Martial Arts Games 2024 in the 3×3 format (Men) would be held on June 28.
The trails would be held at the Government College University Basketball Courts in Lahore, said a press release issued on Sunday.
The affiliated units of PBBF have been directed to nominate budding, talented and upcoming players for the trials.
The nominated sportsperson must be below the age of 23 years on Dec 31, 2024.
The National Basketball Training Camp would be sponsored by the Pakistan Sports Board and qualified coaches will impart training to the players.
The PBBF was also exploring possibilities that selected team also undertake training cum competitions tour of neighbouring countries before participation in the Indoor Games.
endors displaying sacrificial camels to attract customers at animal market in connection with the upcoming Eid ul Azha.
MULTAN: June 09 –
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IESCO notifies power suspension programme
ISLAMABAD, Jun 09 (APP): The Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) on Sunday notified two-day power suspension programme for Monday and Tuesday for various areas of its region due to necessary maintenance and routine development work.
According to IESCO spokesman, the power supply of different feeders and grid stations would remain suspended for the period on Monday From 07:00 AM to 10:00 AM, Rawalpindi City Circle, Katarian feeder, Rawalpindi Cantt Circle, Media Town-II feederOn Tuesday From 07:00 AM to 10:00 AM, Rawalpindi City Circle, F-Block Feeder, Rawalpindi Cantt Circle, CBR-I Feeder and surrounding areas.
A vendor busy in filling air in footballs to attract customers at his roadside setup in Provincial Capital.
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IESCO’s outstanding dues against govt institutions stand at Rs 71.16 b
ISLAMABAD, Jun 09 (APP): Islamabad Electric Supply Company (IESCO) on Sunday issued list of defaulted government institutions which have pending payments of over Rs 71.16 billion.
The defaulter institutions were also directed to clear their pending dues within a week to ensure uninterrupted power supply, said a press release issue here.
According to the details, the IESCO has outstanding dues against government of AJK stood at Rs 54,862 million, Ministry of Defence Rs 5,295 million, CDA 4,063 million, CDA (Pak Secretariat) Rs 1,065 million, CDA (Cabinet Secretariat) Rs 116 million, CDA (Chairman Senate) Rs 68 million, Cantt Board Chaklala Rs 1,642 million, Cantt Board Rawalpindi Rs 256 million, WASA Rs. 967 million, Ministry of Railways Rs 295 million, Hospitals under Federal Government Rs 279 million, Pakistan PWD Rs 260 million, Federal Police Rs 251 million, TMA Rawal Town Rs 190 million, TMA Murree Rs 162 million, Ministry of Interior Rs 143 million, Punjab Police Rs 135 million, Parliament Lodges Rs 118 million, Punjab Jail and Convict Settlement Rs 116 million, Ministry of Health Rs 76 million, PBC Rs 75 million, Ministry of Culture and Sports Rs 75 million, GM Hydel Rs 66 million, Punjab Health and Welfare Department Rs 54 million, Chief Commissioner Islamabad Rs 51 million, Ministry of Education Rs 48 million, TMA Hassan Abdal Rs 46 million, FIA Rs 32 million, District and Tehsil Headquarters Hospital Rawalpindi Rs 28 million, AG Maintenance (DP) Rs 28 million, Ministry of Hajj and Auqaf Rs 25 million, Health District Government Rawalpindi Rs 24 million, Ministry of Environment and URB Rs 23 million, Balochistan House Rs 23 million, Cantt Board Attock Rs 21 million, Islamabad High Court Rs 20 million, District Government Rawalpindi Rs 19 million, Health District Government Jhelum Rs 18 million, TMA Potohar Town Rs 18 million, FBR/CBR Rs 16 million, District and Tehsil Headquarters Hospital Attock Rs 16 million, TMA Jhelum Rs 15 million, Director General Special Education Rs 14 million, Meteorological Department Rs 12 million, Ministry of Local Government Rs 12 million, Intelligence Bureau Rs 10 million, NHA Rs 10 million and Sindh House Rs 10 million.
The IESCO administration has asked the heads of all defaulting government institutions to pay their outstanding electricity bills and to contact the relevant revenue office or the Commercial Directorate at IESCO Headquarters for any query or information.
Workers busy in packing zamzam water in Zamzama Factory for distributing among the hujjaj at Zaidiah.
SAUDI ARABIA: June 09 –
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Madinah medical team successfully operates on Togolese pilgrim
ISLAMABAD, Jun 09 (APP): The medical teams at King Fahd Hospital, a part of the Medina Health Cluster, have successfully operated on a Togolese pilgrim in his forties who suffered from life-threatening pulmonary embolism.
According to the Health Cluster the patient arrived at King Fahd Hospital’s emergency room with severe fatigue and breathing difficulty. A CT Scan and other tests revealed a sharp increase in heart enzymes and massive clots in the pulmonary arteries, spa reported on Sunday.
Several medical teams immediately performed catheterization, using the latest technology, a procedure carried out with success. The patient was then transferred to the Intensive Care Unit, where a team of pulmonologists oversaw his treatment plan until his condition stabilized and he recovered. He was then discharged from the hospital to complete the Hajj rituals.