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11/08/2025

HUNZA | HasanAbad Glacier Outburst Flood damages several public properties including Karakorum Highway

22/10/2024

Mustuj to Burghail Chital road demand

22/10/2023

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25/07/2022

GHIZAR - GB-Pakistan | Heavy Rain caused flash flood and damages in Emit valley.

25/07/2022

Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan Railway Project will Materialize Soon

The Uzbekistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan trilateral railway project will soon be materialized, making regional re-connectivity possible, according to Uzbek Ambassador to Pakistan Aybek Arif Usmanov.

During a roundtable discussing the 30 year anniversary of Pakistan and Uzbekistan’s diplomatic relations as well as Uzbekistan’s chairmanship of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the Uzbek envoy made these remarks.

The ambassador stated that the Transit Trade Agreement (TTA) between Pakistan and Uzbekistan would enable the regional countries to broaden their trade and transit horizons. Both countries have, over the past three decades, diversified relations and made a considerable contribution to regional peace and stability.

He asserted that both countries have cultivated stronger and deeper ties in trade, health, security, agriculture, and information technology. The rapport between the two countries is advancing further with each passing day. He stated there is increasingly close and intimate cooperation in political, economic, and security fields.

In her opening remarks, President of the Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies Farhat Asif underscored the importance of thirty years of Pakistan-Uzbekistan relations and of Uzbekistan’s chairmanship of the SCO, where the country has played a significant role by hosting numerous events of diverse nature.

The event was hosted by the Centre for Central Asia and Eurasian Studies-Institute of Peace and Diplomatic Studies in collaboration with the Embassy of Uzbekistan to Pakistan and the Riphah Institute of Public Policy.

(Report: Economy.pk)

23/06/2022

OBITUARY |
إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ۔
Re know Ex Head Teacher Rehmat Ali S/O Muhammad Arif, Resident of Passu passed away as a result of cardiac arrest at the age of 78 years Yesterday at Aliabad Hunza.

He was a government Head Teacher and served the department for more than 31 years in different capacity.

His body was led to rest in the presence of thousands of relatives, friends, pupil and people from Gojal Hunza in his native village Passu.

He was one of the pioneer students in Karachi during 1960s- 1970s. He also pioneered a private English medium Primary school in which was later merged with School.

He served in district Hunza, Nagar and Skardu.
He has left behind one widdow, two sons and six daughters in grief.

May his beautiful soul rest in eternal peace and Almighty Allah may give patience to the grieved family to bear this irrepairable loss. !

17/06/2022

Chief Minister Gilgit Baltistan Khalid Khursheed notified to reappointment of Javid Manwa as Finance Minister of Gilgit Baltistan.

30/11/2021

19/07/2021

Diamir Floods

08/05/2021

Minister Information and Planning Development Fata Ullah Khan recent interview with social media regarding 370 Billion development budget and its distribution among all GB district

28/04/2021

📷: Burning funeral pyres of the patients who died of the coronavirus can be seen at a crematorium in New Delhi, India, Tuesday, April 27.

👉 The first shipment of critical medical supplies arrived in India Tuesday as the country continues to struggle with a catastrophic second wave of COVID-19 infections, a situation described as “beyond heartbreaking” by the head of the World Health Organization.

A plane from Britain filled with 100 ventilators and 95 oxygen concentrators, which collects atmospheric air and converts it into pure oxygen, landed at the airport in Delhi before dawn. The British high commission in India says a total of nine transport planes will deliver nearly 500 oxygen concentrators and 140 ventilators to the South Asian nation this week.

Other nations have also pledged to ship badly needed medical supplies to India. France has promised to send ventilators, oxygen generators and containers of liquid medical oxygen by next week, with Germany, Israel and Pakistan, India’s neighbor and longtime arch-enemy, sending personal protective gear, treatments and diagnostic tests along with ventilators and oxygen.

WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus told reporters in Geneva Monday the global health agency “is doing everything we can, providing critical equipment and supplies, including thousands of oxygen concentrators, prefabricated mobile field hospitals and laboratory supplies.”

He noted the WHO has already announced 2,600 extra WHO staff members will go to India to help with efforts to fight the disease.

The international assistance comes as India reported another 323,144 new confirmed COVID-19 cases Tuesday, marking the sixth consecutive day of more than 300,000 infections. The country’s health care system is nearing complete collapse, with hospitals crammed with so many coronavirus patients that authorities have been forced to convert train carriages into COVID isolation wards.

India also posted another 2,771 COVID-related deaths Tuesday, as crematories have been busy night and day burning people’s remains. The capital, New Delhi, remains under a lockdown that was extended Monday for another week. (AFP/VOA)

https://www.voanews.com/covid-19-pandemic/india-receives-first-shipment-critical-medical-supplies-covid-infection-rates.

Via VOA

17/04/2021