LAHORE: PFA seized 7,000 kilograms of meat which was about 3 years.

The meat was recovered from a Lahore store that is cold a hotel that was imported from outside of Pakistan. The directorate general of the food authority upon investigation found out that it is not known whether the meat is stale halal or haram. The authority confiscated the meat and burned it after the investigation.

Meanwhile, after a raid on one of the factories in Sargodha, the authorities found food that is adulterant chickpea flour, millets, and crushed chillis. DG Mudassar Riaz Malik sealed the factory and ordered an investigation. The authority confiscated the meat and burned it after the investigation.

Meanwhile, after a raid on one of the factories in Sargodha, the authorities found food that is adulterant chickpea flour, millets, and crushed chillis. DG Mudassar Riaz Malik sealed the factory and issued instructions to probe the matter. PFA seized 7,000 kilograms of meat.

The meat was supplied in from outside Pakistan. After inquiry, authorities confiscated meat and burned it.

KMC initiates ‘Know Your Karachi’ interactive city of Murtaza Wahab.

Speaking in a meeting with Municipal Commissioner Syed Afzal Zaidi on Tuesday, he said a Karachi’s digital map to be available soon be available to the citizens on the KMC website. The process was said by him of improving the delivery of civic services with the help of modern technology would continue.

Wahab reviewed the preparation of the “unique”  Karachi’s digital map for the time that is first the KMC. He said the purpose of creating a digital that is new was to provide important information about the city.

He said that after the preparation of the map, all information that is necessary be available at one place, including municipal services, the relevant police station, wards, UCs, fire stations, hospitals, universities, colleges, public places, playgrounds, parks and libraries.

The information about bus routes and postboxes will be available on also the map, which will be uploaded on the website of the KMC. The city administrator stated that they would appreciate any comments and ideas from the populace to enhance the map.

He added modern digital maps of this style had been prepared in all major cities of the global world and uploaded on the internet so that citizens, tourists and other people could get information. The map enables the social people to get convenience in terms of transportation and travel in the city.”Karachi is also one of the world’s major cities, therefore the new digital will be helpful here as well,” he continued.

Financial Stability

wahab also invited citizens to share feedback and suggestions for further improvement. He emphasized that metropolises all around the world offer facilities that are such the convenience of the public and tourists. He asserted that Karachi is one of the biggest cities globally and this initiative shall be beneficial for the citizens.

Also, while emphasizing the need for meeting the revenue targets, the Estate was ordered by him Department to improve tax recovery by all means.

Estate Director, Samira Hussain, briefed about several challenges and detailed that work is underway to increase revenue collection and assured the Administrator that it shall improve soon.

Sindh GOVT has Pillion Riding Banned for five days, till October 9.

The Home Minister has issued a notification regarding the ban on pillion riding banned for five days during the Islamic month of Rabi-ul-Awal to maintain law and order. The ban will be imposed from Wednesday, October 5, (8th Rabi-ul-Awal) till Sunday, October 9 (12th Rabi-ul-Awal) which marks the occasion of Eid Milad-un-Nabi. On the 8th of Rabi-ul-Awal, Chup Tazia religious processions are also taken to death by Imam Hasan al-Askari (RA). Law enforcement organizations have already made the necessary preparations for the processions in the province’s various cities, including Karachi.

The occasion that is festive of Milad-un-Nabi (PBUH) will be observed on 12th Rabi-ul-Awal falling on, October 9 as Muslims observe the arrival of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) sunday. The is observed with religious zeal and prayers that are special offered on the occasion day. Different buildings, shrines and monuments are illuminated with bright lights.

The government and organizations that are religious a number of programmes to highlight the character that is exalted merciful acts of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) with great reverence and devotion. The faithful renewed their pledge to transform their lives in line with the principles that are islamic disseminate teachings of Allah Almighty’s messenger that is last the globe.

Pakistan Rangers and Sindh police arrest 5 wanted street criminals.

According to details, the law enforcement agencies conduct an operation that is the joint Korangi area on an intelligence tip-off and arrested five wanted street criminals. A Rangers spokesperson said that the arrested suspects  identified as Afaq, Younus, Yaqoob, Abdullah, and Kamal.

Highlighted criminals involved in over 500 incidents of street crimes in a statement. The raiding team also recovered arms and ammunitions, nine motorcycles, and 17 phones that are mobile in the possession of arrested suspects. The accused have committed to stealing more than 300 phones that are mobile 35 motorcycles.

The spokesperson for the Rangers added that the offenders who were detained were also involved in street crimes where they stole millions of rupees. The official continued, “The accused used to sell pieces of stolen bikes in the market.” Rangers accused was handed over to the police and an additional inquiry was being conducted.

More than 70 people are killed in street crimes in the first eight months of the current year in Karachi, the residents are still at the mercy of criminals.

According to (CPLC)

Citizens-Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) research claims that between mid-January 2022 and mid-September 2022, there was an increase in the number of street criminal events in Karachi. In the city over the last eight months of this year, street crime has resulted in a total of 71 deaths and close to 300 injuries. Almost 12 citizens lost their lives over resistance to their mugging bids in different parts of the city in the month that is ongoing.

The CPLC has recorded a significant increase in incidents of mobile phone and motorcycle snatching, and vehicle theft compared to the corresponding period year that is last. Throughout the city, up to 58,000 instances of street crime were reported in the first eight months of the current year.

Man move consumer court over non-replacement under-warranty battery.

A resident filed a plea with the customer court in Karachi East against a battery dealer as per details. The plaintiff stated a battery was bought by him for Rs5,800 from a shopkeeper situated in Khudadad Colony on May 15.

The battery stopped working after 3 months so when the shopkeeper was asked to change the battery that is under-warranty he refused to accomplish therefore and asked for double fees by citing fault in the battery cell. The man has pleaded with the court to order the shopkeeper to cover Rs500,000 as damages to him.

Meanwhile, the court has wanted replies from both the plaintiff and shopkeeper by 6 october. Earlier in the day, a resident of Karachi’s area of Gulshan-e-Iqbal filed a petition in the consumer court against a mechanic over perhaps not to be able to run their automobile in fifth gear despite engine repair.

“The mechanic charged Rs44,000 for engine repair, but still the car is unable to run in fifth gear (double top gear)”, the man had stated in his claim. He requested the court for the return of Rs44,000 he paid for motor repair and Rs200,000 extra for tear and use of this vehicle.