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  • 2 weeks ago | dawn.com | Mohammad Asghar |Tariq Naqash

    • Tourists stopped from entering Neelum Valley, other areas near LoC• Govt orders religious seminaries to shut for 10 days• Sections of Karachi, Lahore airspace will remain closed for eight hours daily throughout the month of MayMUZAFFARABAD / RAWALPINDI: With the threat of an Indian escalation looming over Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK), its prime minister indicated on Thursday that his government was considering imposing an emergency in the territory if something untoward happens.

  • 4 weeks ago | dawn.com | Kalbe Ali |Mohammad Asghar

    ISLAMABAD: At least three people were killed in Rawalpindi and Gujar Khan on Wednesday after an intense hailstorm, accompanied by heavy rain and gusty winds, battered the region. According to sources, two people died in the Sohawa area of Gujar Khan when a wall collapsed on individuals passing through a street in Sohawa Town. Four others in the same area were critically injured. Head injuries were cited as the cause behind the deaths of the deceased.

  • 1 month ago | dawn.com | Mohammad Asghar |Zahid Hussain |Mahir Ali

    RAWALPINDI: The rising crime wave in the garrison city forced senior police officials to go into a session and devise a strategy on Tuesday. However, more than 60 cases of street crime were reported to the police. In one of the biggest robberies, employees of a private company were robbed of Rs9 million by two motorcycle riders at Rawal Road, while a family was deprived of cash and jewellery worth Rs5 million by burglars who broke into their house in Naseerabad.

  • Feb 3, 2025 | dawn.com | Mohammad Asghar |Umair Javed

    RAWALPINDI: Four suspects, including two women, were detained after exhumation of the body of an orphan girl who was killed by poisoning after being subjected to sexual assault and torture for several months allegedly by her brother-in-law and his accomplice. The exhumation revealed that the girl was eight months pregnant when she was poisoned in the limits of the Jatli police station and buried by the suspects to cover up the crime.

  • Jan 28, 2025 | dawn.com | Mohammad Asghar |Mahir Ali

    RAWALPINDI: A team from the UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) and Civil Aviation Authority has started the audit of Pakistan’s aviation safety standards. PIA flights to Europe recently resumed after four years, but the ban on flights to the UK was yet to be lifted. The audit would be another step in efforts to resume operations of Pakistani airlines to the UK, a spokesman for the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) said.

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