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Karachi heatwave: Here’s what chief meteorologist said

Chief Meteorologist Sardar Sarfaraz stated that there is no chance of a heatwave in Karachi in the near future, but the weather will remain hot for the next 10 days due to low high levels of humidity. The temperatures in Karachi are expected to range between 36 to 38 degrees Celsius. Pakistan Meteorological Department predicted three upcoming heatwaves across the country.

COAS Asim Munir, UK army chief discuss military ties

COAS Asim Munir met with UK Army Chief General Sir Patrick Sanders to discuss enhancing bilateral defense relations. They also spoke at the Pakistan-UK Regional Stabilisation Conference in Islamabad. Both sides exchanged views on global and regional issues impacting national security and peace. The conference featured a 30-member UK delegation led by Major General Tom Bateman.

Turkish Army Chief calls on COAS, Chief of Air Staff

Turkish Army Chief General Metin Gürak met with Pakistan's COAS and Chief of Air Staff. Discussions included defense, training, and initiatives for regional peace. The COAS emphasized enhancing military cooperation, and the visitor praised Pakistan's peace efforts. The Turkish dignitary also met with the Chief of Air Staff to discuss modern warfare technologies and mutual industrial collaboration.

Rising street crimes: Govt decides to replace Karachi police chief

The Sindh government plans to replace Karachi's police chief due to a surge in street crimes, only 15 days after his appointment. There has been a notable increase in street crimes, with 23 people killed during robberies and numerous incidents of mobile phones and vehicles being snatched. The government is taking steps to address the issue.

Army chief lauds ASP for rescuing woman from mob

Army Chief COAS General Syed Asim Munir praised ASP Syeda Shehrbano Naqvi for rescuing a woman from a violent mob in Lahore. He commended her selfless devotion and professionalism in handling the situation and acknowledged the crucial role of Pakistani women in society. He emphasized the importance of social harmony and the rule of law.

Maryam Nawaz takes oath as Punjab chief minister

Maryam Nawaz, a PML-N leader, was sworn in as Punjab's first female chief minister amid the boycott of proceedings by the Sunni Ittehad Council. She received 220 votes while her opponent received none. The ceremony was attended by various political figures. Nawaz entered parliamentary politics last week after winning the general elections.

Murad Ali Shah nominated for Sindh chief minister’s slot

Murad Ali Shah has been nominated by the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) to run for Sindh chief minister for a record fourth time. Party Chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari announced the nomination, emphasizing the goal of surpassing their own record. The PPP comfortably holds a majority in the Sindh Assembly, indicating a smooth election process for their nominees.

IPP chief Jahangir Tareen quits politics

Jahangir Tareen, IPP Patron-in-chief, has resigned as party chairman and announced his decision to leave politics after facing defeat in the recent elections. He expressed gratitude to his supporters, opponents, and the people of Pakistan, vowing to serve the country in a private capacity. Tareen faced defeat in both constituencies of the National Assembly.

Chief secretary suspends 44 employees over illegal deforestation in Gilgit

Chief Secretary of Gilgit suspends 44 employees over illegal deforestation in Jaglot forests. Ten permanent watchmen and seven forest guards are suspended, and 17 permanent guards and 27 temporary employees are dismissed for illegal logging. The Forest Department is taking strict action and pursuing further measures to mitigate illegal activities and manage forest resources sustainably.