UK refuse to PIA flight ban, citing safety concern communicate to CAA.

According to sources with knowledge of the development, the British Department of Transport’s (DfT) Air Safety Unit wrote a letter to the CAA to express its concerns regarding the steps it had done to ensure flight dependability. CAA received the letter on September 8, 2022.

DFT

The DFT expressed its dissatisfaction with the actions taken by the CAA to ensure flight safety and standards in the letter. The DfT believes that despite the licence difficulties and Pakistani aviation laws being resolved, the suspension cannot be lifted due to a lack of progress.

Crime Circle

According to information, the FIA’s Corporate Crime Circle detained Farhan Kashif, a former PIA engineer, in connection with a controversy involving a bogus degree. After arriving in Pakistan by a foreign aircraft from Doha, the FIA detained a PIA official at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, according to sources.

Fake Degree

Corporate Crime Circle of FIA arrested former PIA engineer Farhan Kashif in a fake degree scandal as per details. FIA arrested a PIA official from Jinnah International Airport Karachi after he returned to Pakistan from Doha via an airline that is foreign said sources. It is pertinent to mention here that it was not the time that is first the FIA arrested PIA employees in a fake degree scam. Earlier, the crime is corporate of FIA arrested two PIA officers Muhammad Sher Iqbal and Muhammad Asif in a fake degree scandal back in 2020.

Preparations for Eid Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH) celebrations in nationwide.

People plans lots of activities on this day including seminars, conferences, milad and other discussion programs.

To show respect and love for the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) people are enhancing and illuminating their houses and streets, besides bazaars with lights and colored flags.

All bazaars, commercial malls, government and personal buildings are creatively light up. Concerned departments help in clearance of roads of Eid Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH) processions.

The vendors have arranged colorful stalls with original collection of badges, stickers, buntings, flags and banners inscribed with the slogans respect that is paying reverence to the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).

PMD predicts hot weather spell in the Karachi from 8 to 10 October.

Weather is likely to become hotter in Karachi and its suburbs with the maximum temperature likely to range between 38° to 40° Celsius. The rest of the province is forecast to have hot weather. The Met Office forecast weather that is hot in most parts of the country on Thursday. The water shall remain hot and dry.

According to the PMD, Upper Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, Islamabad, the Potohar region, and Kashmir would likely experience rainfall with thunderstorms, as well as hailstorms at irregular locations. The weather remained dry and hot in the last 24 hours. A maximum temperature of 41 degrees Celsius recorded at Turbat in Balochistan

Heatwave

Karachi, the world’s second-largest city by population, is emerging from the grips of a deadly heatwave. A persistent low-pressure system camped over the Arabian Sea stifled ocean breezes and brought temperatures in excess of 113°F (45°C) to the city of 23 million people in June. The searing heat disrupted electricity and water service, making life nearly unbearable.

Officials believe that the heatwave killed at least 1,200 Pakistanis, more than twice the number of people killed in terrorist assaults this year. However, meteorology alone cannot account for this unexpected change of events. Rather, like with many natural disasters, Karachi’s (weather) heatwave is the result of a complex interaction of natural and man-made elements.

KARACHI: Police arrested gang involved in circulating fake currency.

The officials of the Khokhropar police station arrested five men accused of circulating fake notes that is counterfeit in different markets in Karachi.

Police said that the accused worked in a gang that circulated notes that are fake markets. Additionally, police found fake notes worth more than Rs118,000.

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) adopted the best measures to detect and curb banknotes that are fake.

While talking to the ARY News program Bakhabar Savera, SBP Director Finance Qadir Bakhsh gave a briefing that detailed differences in fake and real currency notes.

How to identify fake currency note

The thread contains the number “5000,” which is the denomination. The front of the note has silver dashes that represent the thread.
The metallic thread shows as a line when the note is held up to the transmitted light. When seen under bright light, the security thread shows vivid yellow and blue bands.

To identify the currency that is fake Pakistan, you must trace the portrait of Quaid-e-Azam with your fingertips. If the outer line of the watermark on the side that is front rough, the note is likely genuine. However, it is counterfeit if it feels smooth or rough on both sides.

Holding the note up to light transmitted and inspecting the edges of the watermark for perforations is another way to verify the note’s authenticity. Counterfeiters often prick notes from the back with tiny needles to give them a hard texture.

ECP announce final vote list for national and provincial constituency.

The number of registered voters in the national country has gone up to 12,21,96,122 (122.2 million) including 66.4 male and 55.7 female million voters in ECP.

According to the voter lists, more than half of the registered voters are from Punjab with 70.6 million eligible voters, while Sindh has the number that is second-highest of with 25.6 million register voters eligible.

The Election Commission of Pakistan data shows that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has 20.8 million voters while Balochistan has only 5.09 million voters that are register.

The federal capital has 984,477 registered voters, the ECP statistics show.

Earlier in, the Election Commission of Pakistan decided to collaborate with the bodies that are local the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) to verify the voter lists and rectify them august.

According to the details, the ECP decided to collaborate with the physical bodies that are local NADRA to rectify errors in the (ECP) voter lists. Citizens would also be ask to help to rectify the voter lists, ECP sources said.

In addition to running an awareness campaign, the (ECPs) announced that voters would be able to confirm their votes by texting their CNIC number to the number 8300. Prior to the release of the election timetable, voters will have the opportunity to confirm and transfer their votes.