Dengue Epidemic in Karachi Escalate: 84 New Cases Reported in 24 Hours

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Dengue Epidemic in Karachi Escalate: 84 New Cases Reported in 24 Hours

 

Dengue epidemic escalates in Karachi with 84 new cases in last 24 hours.

After the monsoon rains, where floods have caused havoc on one side, Karachi, the largest city of the country, is affected by the dengue epidemic. Karachi has been the most affected by the epidemic in Sindh, 84 cases were reported in Karachi in the last twenty-four hours.

District Sharqi is the most affected by dengue, where 28 cases have been reported. 21 new cases of dengue have been reported in the central district and 22 in the southern district.

Apart from this, 9 cases have been reported in Gharbi district, 7 in Kemari district, 2 in Korangi district and 2 in Malir district while 2 cases have been reported in Hyderabad and 1 case in Larkana.

Since September 1, 518 cases of dengue have been reported in Karachi. Last month also, 1 thousand 265 dengue patients were reported in the city of Quaid. A total of 3 thousand 97 cases have been reported in Sindh this year.

Medical experts say that dengue cases’s are being reported more, there is no space for patients in private hospitals, dengue is spreading very fast in Karachi.

Health experts appealed to citizens to be careful and said that clean water should not be collected in houses, mosquito spray must be used.

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Weapons recovered from a refrigerator on mosque roof in Shah Faisal

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Weapons recovered from a refrigerator on mosque roof in Shah Faisal

Weapons recovered from a refrigerator on mosque roof in Shah Faisal Colony

In the Shah Faisal Colony area of ​​Karachi, the police seized a large consignment weapons from the refrigerator placed on the roof of the mosque. 

In Shah Faisal No. 2 area of ​​Karachi, the police recovered a large consignment of  weapons during a targeted operation. According to police officers, Korangi Police, Al Falah Police Station and Shah Faisal Colony Police conducted a joint police operation on intelligence info.

In the operation, modern weapons were recovered from the fridge on the roof of the mosque located in Shah Faisal Colony No. 2. The recovered weapon has been sent for forensics.

Among modern weapons, one long machine gun, LMG, three clash rifles, 2 short guns, 3 pistols 30 bore, one 12 bore rifle, more than 500 different types of bullets, 4 loaded wheels and more than 20 loaded magazines had been recovered.

The police said {that a} case has been registered in Shah Faisal Colony police station and the investigation is occurring, the involved accused may also be arrested soon.

Dengue case on the rise up in Islamabad

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Dengue case on the rise up in Islamabad

Dengue case on the rise up in Islamabad

ISLAMABAD: A sharp increase in the number of dengue fever cases has been seen in Islamabad as 49 extra persons were diagnosed with the disease during the last 24 hours.

According to the statistics issued by District Health Office (DHO), as many as 49 dengue cases were reported in the federal capital, raising the tally of confirmed infections to 422.

District Health Officer (DHO) Dr Zaeem Zia noted that 4 patients were admitted to Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), eight to federal general hospital, seven to Holy Family hospital and three to BBH Rawalpindi.

During the last 24 hours, Dr Zaeem said, nearly 27 dengue cases were reported from private laboratories in Islamabad. Meanwhile, one person has succumbed to the virus in the ongoing season.

It’s pertinent to say right here that Islamabad reported 53 dengue cases over the last 24 hours on September 7. Amid monsoon season, the cases of mosquito-borne illness have surged in the city.

Floods More Hike Commerce Deficit Over Fears of Decline in Exports

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Floods More Hike Commerce Deficit Over Fears of Decline in Exports

Floods more likely to hike commerce deficit over fears of decline in exports

 

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan will be facing a commerce imbalance in the ongoing fiscal yr owing to devastating floods with deficit likely to hit US$3 billion.

According to sources in the finance ministry, the export target for the fiscal yr 2022-23 will likely not be achieved as Pakistan will face a decline in exports of fruits, vegetables, tobacco, cement, and leather merchandise.

“The exports in other key production sectors will also likely face a decline,” they said.

Alternatively, the nation might be compelled to import wheat, pulses, sugar, construction machinery and medicines. “This imbalance in exports and imports will likely hike the commerce deficit to US$3 billion,” they said while quoting a finance ministry document.

Earlier, a Finance ministry document has revealed that the economic growth in the country could fall below to 2.3 % in the ongoing fiscal yr 2022-23 after floods caused losses of overRs2,000 billion which included damages to lives, infrastructure, crops and livestock in the affected areas.

According to sources in the ministry, a new technique would have to be developed to move forward while keeping in view the losses and devastation from the floods.

The economy has suffered an Rs2,000 billion losses owing to floods and the inflation is likely to stay between 25 to 27 %, the report said. It highlighted that the growth price was set at 5 percent for FY2022-23 however, it seems tough to achieve targets set in the annual development plan.

The expansion in key crops may likely fall to 0.7 p.c from an expected goal of three.9 %, growth in industrial sector may drop to 1.9 % from an expected 5.9 p.c while growth in companies sector may decline to three.5 % from an estimated 5.1 p.c in the ongoing fiscal yr.

It shared that economy which is already facing points regarding balance of payment and debts will be hurt further from floods and it may result in hike in inflation. Help from friendly countries, and global development companions could be required to provide a serving to hand to the financial system, the report added.

US Finally Agree to Sell Pakistan $450 Million Worth of F-16 Equipment

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US Finally Agree to Sell Pakistan $450 Million Worth of F-16 Equipment

US Finally Agrees to Sell F-16’s Equipment Worth $450M to Pakistan

The Pentagon reported on Thursday that the USA had approved a potential $450 million sale to give Pakistan services to maintain its fleet of F-16 fighter jets.

The State Department has committed to approving a potential sale of F-16 Case for Maintenance and support and related equipment to the Government of Pakistan for an estimated $450 million, according to news release from Pentagon on Wednesday.

According to the news report, the package includes engineering, technical, and logistics support for Pakistan’s F-16 fleet from the US government and service companies.

According to the release, this sale does not give Pakistan any new capabilities, weapons, or military equipment.

The Pentagon highlighted the importance of this sale in maintaining Pakistan’s connectivity with US forces and alliance partners in the ongoing antiterrorism campaign.

The principal contractor can be Lockheed Martin Corp(LMT.N), the Pentagon said. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency delivered the required certification notifying Congress of this possible sale.

The Government of Pakistan has requested to consolidate prior F-16 sustainment and help cases to help the Pakistan Air Force F-16 fleet by reducing duplicate case activities and including additional continued support elements. Included are US government and contractor engineering, technical, and logistics services for follow-on support of Pakistan’s F-16 fleet to include:

  • Participation in F-16 Aircraft Structural Integrity Program
  • Electronic Combat International Security Assistance Program
  • International Engine Management Program
  • Engine Component Improvement Program, and other technical coordination groups
  • Aircraft and engine hardware and software modifications and support
  • Aircraft and engine spare repair/return parts
  • Accessories and support equipment
  • Classified and unclassified software and software support
  • Publications, manuals, and technical documentation
  • Precision measurement, calibration, lab equipment, and technical support services

Renowned Educationist Politician Hunaid Lakhani Passed Away in Karachi

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Renowned Educationist Politician Hunaid Lakhani Passed Away in Karachi

Renowned Educationist, Politician Hunaid Lakhani Passed Away in Karachi

KARACHI: Renowned educationist and politician Hunaid Lakhani passed away on Thursday at a hospital in Karachi. He was 49.

As per the details, Lakhani, the founder and chancellor of Iqra University, was affected by the dengue virus. He was present process treatment at a hospital in Karachi but was unable to recover, sources in his family said.

His funeral prayers will be offered at Masjid-e-Saheem in Khayaban-e-Rahat on Friday after Asr prayers in Karachi.

Following news of Lakhani’s untimely death, a number of academics and politicians, together with Pakistan’s president expressed condolences.

It is pertinent to say here that Lakhani and PTI MNA Alamgir Khan laid down the foundation of the FIXIT organisation.

Condolences pour in

Expressing his deep grief over his demise, President Arif Alvi prayed for the departed soul. “We must remember through these incidents that life is uncertain and short,” Alvi said.

“Very sad to hear about my friend Hunaid Lakhani’s passing, Chairman & Founder of Iqra University,” he said.

Pakistan Beats Afghanistan, To Sets Asia Cup Final Against Sri Lanka

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Pakistan Beats Afghanistan, To Sets Asia Cup Final Against Sri Lanka

India Out As Pakistan Beat Afghanistan To Set Up Final With Sri Lanka in Asia Cup 202

PAK vs AFG: Chasing a target of 130, Pakistan held their nerves to beat Afghanistan by one wicket and qualified for the final of the Asia Cup. With 11 needed off the final over, tail-ender Naseem Shah hit two consecutive sixes to break Afghanistan hearts.

Pakistan will take on Sri Lanka in the final on Sunday. Earlier, Haris Rauf bowled a wonderful spell as Pakistan restricted Afghanistan to 129 for six in the ongoing Asia Cup Super 4 clash at the Sharjah Cricket Associations Stadium.

Haris returned figures of two for 26 as Afghanistan failed to capitalise on a strong start given by openers Hazratullah Zazai and Rahmanullah Gurbaz.

Apart from Rauf, Naseem Shah, Shadab Khan, Mohammad Hasnain and Mohammad Nawaz also bagged a wickets each. For Afghanistan, Ibrahim Zadran performed an important 35-run cameo while Zazai also scored

Ismail Predicts Relief in Oct with Lower Inflation and Energy Bills

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Ismail Predicts Relief in Oct with Lower Inflation and Energy Bills

September can be tough, inflation and electrical energy payments will lower in October, Miftah Ismail

Federal Minister of Finance Miftah Ismail introduced the information of happiness and sadness to the citizens across the country. Miftah Ismail informed the good news of reduction in inflation in October and informed that September is the most tough month.

Federal Minister of Finance Miftah Ismail, while addressing a seminar on the country’s economic situation in Islamabad, said that inflation will decrease in October and electricity bills will also decrease, but the month of September will be tough.

Miftah Ismail said that the debt of 21 billion dollars has to be paid this fiscal year, tough decisions had to be made to save the country from bankruptcy, when he came to the government, he knew that tough decisions must be made.

The finance minister further said that 10 to 12 lakh overseas Pakistanis send remittances worth 39 billion dollars, many claims are made however our exports are less, the government has taken loans from private banks at 15 percent.

When our government was formed, there was a debt of 44 thousand billion rupees, we had a current account deficit of more than 12 billion dollars, a total of 36 billion dollars was needed during the current fiscal, sales tax was not increased, revenue tax elevated by 38 p.c. However, it isn’t tough to convey development however there needs to be regular development.

Miftah Ismail says that the G20 international locations have deferred loans value 5 billion dollars, 70 billion rupees have been given to flood victims, I’ll talk to the IMF about the flood this evening.

On the instructions of the Prime Minister, 3 lakh tents worth 10 billion 20 crore rupees have been purchased. From 2013 to 2017, electricity production has doubled through the Nawaz Sharif era.

Police Find ‘No Proof’ of Rape in Artistic Milliners Case

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Police Find ‘No Proof’ of Rape in Artistic Milliners Case

Police Find ‘No Proof’ of Rape in Artistic Milliners Case

 

KARACHI: Senior Superintendent of the Police, Korangi, has recently issued a press release in which the cops claimed of finding no proof of rape against employees of Artistic Milliners.

SDPO conducted an investigation and reported that no proof of any allegations leveled by web channel Dhoom Plus was found. It was an attempt to defame a company’s reputation by Sagir Buledi, a press reporter. 

According to the statement by the Korangi Association of Trade & Industry, the web channel initiated fake propaganda against Artistic Milliners, and they demanded strict action against them.

According to the statement of KATI (Korangi Association of Trade and Industry), the web channel and the said press reporter spread fake news against the private company and strict action should be taken against it. Besides this, an investigation is underway, regarding the case.

As we all know the hashtag ‘Artistic Milliners Rape Case’ has been trending on Twitter. As per multiple tweets, it has been reported {that a} female employee of Artistic Milliners has been allegedly raped by over 20 men inside the office premises.

The employee who works at Unit 4 of the factory was allegedly asked to work additional time after which she was drugged before being raped in the HR jurisdiction by 20-22 men throughout the night.

She was later tortured as burning cigarettes were put on her bare skin. As per the tweets, she struggled to leave the building at 6 am, however, passed away outside the workplace premises. Another tweet claimed that she was killed after she was raped. However, the facts of the case are still not verified.   

Milliners Rape Case: Female Employee Allegedly Gang Raped by 22 Men

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Milliners Rape Case: Female Employee Allegedly Gang Raped by 22 Men
On Twitter, #ArtisticMillinersRapeCase is trending. According to reports, 20 to 22 men allegedly raped an Artistic Milliners employee inside the office premises
The employee working at Unit 4 of Artistic Milliners factory was allegedly asked to work overtime after which she was drugged and raped in the HR jurisdiction by 20-22 men all through the night.
Reports further state that she was later tortured as burning cigarettes were put on her bare skin. As per the Twitter accounts, she struggled to depart the building at 6 am, however, handed away outside the office premises.
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