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Pakistanis recall bygone era of zamimas, newspaper supplements, giving way to breaking news

  • Long queues would form when newspapers released zamimas, or special supplements, covering significant political events, murders, or law and order situation 
  • Veteran journalist says that unlike today’s constant stream of breaking news, only stories with national or city-specific significance would make it to zamima pages 
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

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