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ABBOTTABAD, Jun 11 (APP): The intervention of Federal Ombudsman Ejaz Ahmed Qureshi has enabled Postal Life Insurance policyholders to receive their due payments.
According to a news release, the policyholders had lodged complaints with the Federal Ombudsman Secretariat Abbottabad that the Postal Life Insurance had failed to pay their dues after the maturity of their policies.
Regional in-charge Federal Ombudsman Secretariat in Abbottabad Abdul Ghafoor Baig issued notices to the Postal Life Insurance Department.
Following a thorough investigation, Federal Ombudsman Ejaz Ahmed Qureshi ordered the officers of Postal Life Insurance to immediately disburse the outstanding amounts to the policyholders.
“This decision resulted in the complainants receiving their overdue payments,” the news release said.
The policyholders expressed their gratitude to the Federal Ombudsman and the institution for resolving their longstanding issue.
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Pak-Australia agreed to collaborate on water security
ISLAMABAD, Jun 11 (APP): PM’s Coordinator on Climate Change and Environmental Coordination met with Australian High Commissioner Neil Hawkins here on Tuesday and discussed range of bilateral issues of mutual interest including COP-29, water security, forest fires, climate resilience community, GLOFIII and Climate Change Authority.
Both sides agreed to closely collaborate on water security and agriculture. The Australian side would provide technical assistance to Pakistan for water security management, a news release said.
The PM’S Coordinator underscored, water security is Pakistan’s most critical development challenge and sustainable management of water is indispensable for sustainable development.
Keeping the significance of water in view, she is working on GLOFIII project in Pakistan which will at one hand reduce the risks of floods in northern areas while on the other hand provide huge reservoirs of water to be used by water scarce districts, she added.
H.E Neil Hawkins while reiterating his resolve of close collaboration with Pakistan, stated that the Australian Government’s main focus in Pakistan was to work on climate change and gender. Australian High Commissioner also presented a coffee table book ‘ Australian Journey-Our Country’ to the PM’s aide. The both sides agreed on consistent engagements to further deepen their ties in climate initiatives.
The meeting was marked with traditional warmth, understanding and trust.








