November 30: GEO News reported in view of the prevailing economic crisis, Pakistan on Tuesday sought help from the Bank of China to restore economic stability in the country. Read more I
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Pakistan seeks help from Bank of China to tackle economic crisis
Boat capsize kills over 10 madrassah students near Kohat
January 30: Samaa reported at least 11 children died when their boat capsized on Sunday in northwest Pakistan, a local police official said. Read More I
3 Afghans Died in Pakistani Prisons in Recent Months – Consul
January 29: Tolo News reported The Afghan consulate in Karachi said that more than 1,000 Afghan refugees, including women and children, are in prisons in Pakistan. According to the consulate, at least three Afghan refugees have died in prisons in Pakistan over the past four months. Read More I
Finance minister says big decisions will have to be taken to get country out of economic crisis: Petrol, diesel prices hiked by whopping Rs35 a litre
January 30: The News reported just ahead of the upcoming visit of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) review mission to Pakistan from tomorrow (Tuesday), the government on Sunday jacked up petrol and diesel prices by Rs35 per litre while prices of kerosene and light diesel went up by Rs18 per litre with immediate effect. Read More I
Imran to contest NA by-polls on all 33 seats
January 29: The Express Tribune reported PTI chairman and former premier Imran Khan has decided to set another record by contesting the by-elections for all the 33 seats of the National Assembly -- left vacant after his party members resigned from them -- scheduled to be held on March 16. Read More I
Fawad seeks medical tests to prove ‘custodial torture’
January 30: Dawn News reported before his departure to Lahore for forensic tests, Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) leader Fawad Chaudhry on Sunday complained of “custodial torture”, and filed a plea seeking his medical examination. Read More I
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