Unidentified assailant targets, the kills KWSB employee in Karachi’s.

Furqan Akhtar, a KWSB employee, was shot and killed by unknown assailants in the Hub Reservoir Water Board Colony in the vicinity of Manghopir, according to information.

Furqan Akhtar was targeted, according to a statement from the police, as he descended from the hilltop KWSB water reservoir. The KWSB employee was stationed at Karachi’s water supply hub canal.

Furqan was killed by unidentified motorcycle riders who intercepted him while he was returning from the Board’s water filtration facility atop a hill, according to the police. For medical and legal procedures, the body has been moved by the police to Abbasi Shaheed Hospital.

In the meantime, the crime scene contained two 9mm shot casings, and according to the police, preliminary examination shows it was a targeted homicide. The fact that the victim’s motorcycle is also gone suggests that the murderers took it.

Two workers were shot dead last month when unknown persons opened fire on a fire station in Karachi‘s Korangi neighborhood close to Bilal Chowrangi.

Details indicate that two unknown males rushed the fire station and shot randomly, killing two employees and wounding one. The fourth employee, meantime, escaped the scene and preserved his life.

When two armed people stormed the premises, Mehboob was on guard duty while Zeeshan was on operator duty, according to an eyewitness who spoke to the media and went by the name Zeeshan.

The unidentified accused opened fire on the four employees after they had been collected up, instantly killing two of them. Amir and Mehboob have been named as the deceased.

In the meantime, Zeeshan, a fourth worker, and eyewitness were able to flee and hide in the workplace. At Jinnah Hospital, the injured and the deceased have been taken.

Fly Jinnah becomes Pak fourth domestic carrier, a new low-cost option.

Fly Jinnah, the nation’s new airline, made its debut flight from Karachi to Islamabad airport, where it was greeted with the customary salute from the water cannons.

At a nearby hotel, the airline had the first flight’s inaugural ceremony to officially launch its operations. Members of the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority, Air Arabia Group, and other organization’s attended the occasion.

Islamabad International Airport welcomes Fly Jinnah’s inaugural flight with a water cannon salute ✈️#FlyJinnah pic.twitter.com/QrN7HXNOZC

— flyjinnah (@flyjinnah) November 1, 2022

According to Fly Jinnahs COO Arman Yahya, the airline would start with local service in the first year and add international service in the second.

فلائی جناح اپنی پہلی پرواز کے ساتھ اسلام آباد کے لیے آسمانوں کی طرف روانہ ہوئی۔
ہم پاکستان میں پانچ مقامات پر آپریشن کا آغاز کرنے کے لیے پرجوش ہیں۔ pic.twitter.com/D0e2T1pZtQ

— flyjinnah (@flyjinnah) October 31, 2022

Flights will also stop at smaller airports, including the one in Skardu, according to Arman Yahya.

The airline now runs four flights to Quetta every week in addition to daily flights from Karachi to Islamabad, Lahore, and Peshawar using a fleet of three Airbus A320-200 aircraft.

Flight tickets start at Rs13,999, and customers are permit to check up to 10kg of luggage.

Iqbal Ali Lakhani, the airline’s chairman, remarked during the opening ceremony, “We are certain that Fly Jinnahs will give its consumers a convenient air travel alternative supported by a value-driven product and services.” He stated that the airline is looking forward to serving the needs of the Pakistani market and helping to expand Pakistan’s travel and tourist industry.

Fly Jinnah now operates alongside Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), AirBlue, Serene Air, and AirSial, among other Pakistani airlines.

PM Shehbaz Sharif to discuss CPEC revival with the Chinese leaders.

As one of the first few world leaders to travel to the neighboring nation following the momentous 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC), which elected Xi Jinping as the party’s general secretary, the PM traveled to Beijing today and he will talk about CPEC.

The prime minister met with President Xi in Uzbekistan last month, and this will be his first trip to China since taking office in April 2022.

Shehbaz had earlier praised this “honor” as well as Pakistan and China’s ongoing friendship and cooperation in trying times.

The “revitalization of CPEC,” among other crucial issues, will be at the forefront of the premier’s conversations with the Chinese leadership, he said.

According to a tweet from Shehbaz, the second phase of CPEC “promises to herald in a new era of socio-economic prosperity that would elevate the quality of our people’s lives.”

Earlier, PM Shehbaz said he was looking forward to meeting the Chinese leadership for a series of “productive and fruitful meetings” aimed at enhancing business, strategic, and people-to-people ties.

Shehbaz Sharif was speaking at the first steering committee meeting of the Pakistan-China Business and Investment Forum (PCBIF).

PM emphasized the necessity for Pakistan to closely resemble the Chinese growth model in order to advance and prosper sustainably. He also emphasized the significance of developing an atmosphere that is conducive to forging business-to-business relationships.

He urged streamlining business procedures in Pakistan to gain from China, saying, “Let’s join hands and go forward to create a win-win situation for the Chinese and Pakistani merchants and investors.”

PM Says CPEC is a “Game-Changer”.

The prime minister referred to CPEC as a “game-changer” and recalled how the BRI‘s flagship project assisted Pakistan in overcoming its severe power outages.

In order to take advantage of the inexpensive local labor, he emphasized the establishment of Special Economic Zones in Pakistan, where labor-intensive Chinese industries could relocate. He saw this as a win-win situation for business houses in both nations.

He praised the Chinese Ambassador Nong Rong’s efforts for making a significant contribution to advancing Pakistan-China relations in a number of areas.

Prior to his trip to China, Shehbaz also met with the Chinese ambassador, Nong, and spoke with him about a range of topics, according to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office.

A high-level delegation would travel with the prime minister to China, according to the Prime Minister’s Office. “The prime minister will see President Xi Jinping during his visit,” the statement read. “He will also hold delegation-level discussions with Premier Li Keqiang.”

In addition, “the visit is expected to consolidate the momentum of CPEC cooperation in the wake of the 11th meeting of the CPEC Joint Cooperation Committee (JCC) on October 27, 2022,” according to the statement.

“The visit is also expected to advance the broad-ranging bilateral cooperation agenda with the conclusion of a number of MoUs/agreements in diverse areas.