MUZAFFARGARH: June 07 – Centuries old, Tahir Khan Nahar Tomb, which closely resembles Hazrat Shah Rukn-i-Alam Multani mausoleum, is depicting a picture of neglect as colours of its tiles are fading besides deterioration of exterior walls. Located in an ancient city of Seetpur near Alipur, Muzaffargarh, the tomb was built at the end of 15th century in life of Tahir Khan Nahar who was member of Mughal empire. It was constructed in raised octagonal platform with 45 feet height whereas its exterior is decorated with glazed titles in green, thick blue and white colour which are laid in geometrical and floral pattern. It is octagonal with octagonal drum and hemispherical dome. (Match the picture with feature already been released). APP photo by Safdar AbbasJune 7,1:18 PM
MUZAFFARGARH: June 07 – Centuries old, Tahir Khan Nahar Tomb, which closely resembles Hazrat Shah Rukn-i-Alam Multani mausoleum, is depicting a picture of neglect as colours of its tiles are fading besides deterioration of exterior walls. Located in an ancient city of Seetpur near Alipur, Muzaffargarh, the tomb was built at the end of 15th century in life of Tahir Khan Nahar who was member of Mughal empire. It was constructed in raised octagonal platform with 45 feet height whereas its exterior is decorated with glazed titles in green, thick blue and white colour which are laid in geometrical and floral pattern. It is octagonal with octagonal drum and hemispherical dome. (Match the picture with feature already been released). APP photo by Safdar AbbasJune 7,1:18 PM
ISLAMABAD: June 07 – Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Senator Shibli Faraz and SAPM on Accountability and Interior Barrister Shahzad Akbar jointly addressing a press conference at PID Media Centre. APP photo by Irshad SheikhJune 7,1:15 PM
ISLAMABAD: June 07 – Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Senator Shibli Faraz and SAPM on Accountability and Interior Barrister Shahzad Akbar jointly addressing a press conference at PID Media Centre. APP photo by Irshad SheikhJune 7,1:15 PM
PESHAWAR: June 07 – The Khyber Teaching Hospital (KTH), a leading public sector hospital in Peshawar, has been strengthened in terms of healthcare services, equipment, faculty and medicines to combat COVID-19. Located opposite to the University of Peshawar on the historic route leading up to Khyber Pass, the hospital has been playing a pivotal role since its inception to provide quality healthcare services to patients of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and even from Afghanistan. Dealing successfully with the emergencies of devastating earthquake of 2005 and 2010 floods, war against terrorism, dengue fever or the current coronavirus pandemic, the hospital has always rose to the occasion. Established in 1976, the KTH has been strengthened due to the health reforms introduced by PTI government under the Medical Teaching Institutions (MTI) Reforms Act 2015. The reforms have remained highly productive and their trickle down positive effects have become more visible now when the country was fighting against coronavirus pandemic. (Match the picture with feature slugged Strengthened KTH rises to occasion in fight against COVID-19 already been released). APP photo by Shaheryar AnjumJune 7,1:14 PM
PESHAWAR: June 07 – The Khyber Teaching Hospital (KTH), a leading public sector hospital in Peshawar, has been strengthened in terms of healthcare services, equipment, faculty and medicines to combat COVID-19. Located opposite to the University of Peshawar on the historic route leading up to Khyber Pass, the hospital has been playing a pivotal role since its inception to provide quality healthcare services to patients of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and even from Afghanistan. Dealing successfully with the emergencies of devastating earthquake of 2005 and 2010 floods, war against terrorism, dengue fever or the current coronavirus pandemic, the hospital has always rose to the occasion. Established in 1976, the KTH has been strengthened due to the health reforms introduced by PTI government under the Medical Teaching Institutions (MTI) Reforms Act 2015. The reforms have remained highly productive and their trickle down positive effects have become more visible now when the country was fighting against coronavirus pandemic. (Match the picture with feature slugged Strengthened KTH rises to occasion in fight against COVID-19 already been released). APP photo by Shaheryar AnjumJune 7,1:14 PM
PESHAWAR: June 07 – The Khyber Teaching Hospital (KTH), a leading public sector hospital in Peshawar, has been strengthened in terms of healthcare services, equipment, faculty and medicines to combat COVID-19. Located opposite to the University of Peshawar on the historic route leading up to Khyber Pass, the hospital has been playing a pivotal role since its inception to provide quality healthcare services to patients of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and even from Afghanistan. Dealing successfully with the emergencies of devastating earthquake of 2005 and 2010 floods, war against terrorism, dengue fever or the current coronavirus pandemic, the hospital has always rose to the occasion. Established in 1976, the KTH has been strengthened due to the health reforms introduced by PTI government under the Medical Teaching Institutions (MTI) Reforms Act 2015. The reforms have remained highly productive and their trickle down positive effects have become more visible now when the country was fighting against coronavirus pandemic. (Match the picture with feature slugged Strengthened KTH rises to occasion in fight against COVID-19 already been released). APP photo by Shaheryar AnjumJune 7,1:14 PM
PESHAWAR: June 07 – The Khyber Teaching Hospital (KTH), a leading public sector hospital in Peshawar, has been strengthened in terms of healthcare services, equipment, faculty and medicines to combat COVID-19. Located opposite to the University of Peshawar on the historic route leading up to Khyber Pass, the hospital has been playing a pivotal role since its inception to provide quality healthcare services to patients of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and even from Afghanistan. Dealing successfully with the emergencies of devastating earthquake of 2005 and 2010 floods, war against terrorism, dengue fever or the current coronavirus pandemic, the hospital has always rose to the occasion. Established in 1976, the KTH has been strengthened due to the health reforms introduced by PTI government under the Medical Teaching Institutions (MTI) Reforms Act 2015. The reforms have remained highly productive and their trickle down positive effects have become more visible now when the country was fighting against coronavirus pandemic. (Match the picture with feature slugged Strengthened KTH rises to occasion in fight against COVID-19 already been released). APP photo by Shaheryar AnjumJune 7,1:12 PM
