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Govt proposes ‘open vote’ for Senate elections 39 changes to Constitution, laws suggested to reform electoral process; call for voting right for overseas Pakistanis.
PM Imran places Tiger Force in Sindh under governor Aide says no intention to impose governor’s rule.
ECC okays diversion of Rs10bn from Covid-19 relief package to power sector debt repayments No rescheduling of commercial loans as it allowed signing of MoUs for about $2.04bn debt relief.
Wapda chief eyes dam diversions’ completion in three years Decision to build Diamer-Bhasha as a ‘roller compact concrete’ structure based on intensive research.
Lockdown over, Pakistan’s Covid-19 deaths, infections tick higher PM Imran has defended the lifting of the lockdown, saying the virus spread has been well below projections.
Major sugar mills underreported sales, committed fraud: FIA forensic report These mills include those owned by Jahangir Tareen, Moonis Elahi, Salman Shehbaz Sharif and Omni Group.
Eidul Fitr should be celebrated with simplicity, says Sindh CM as cases continue to rise Shah says a compensation package for doctors who lost their lives fighting the virus will be tabled in cabinet.
PM makes a strong case for debt relief at WEF Pakistan becomes 25th country to have reported over 1,000 deaths.
Virus has killed three journalists, infected 156, says PFUJ The report highlights that camera journalists and photojournalists have been the biggest sufferers.
Sindh govt lifts curbs on congregational prayers Sindh information minister Shah appeals to religious leaders to cooperate with government.
Passengers rejoice as train service resumes from Cantt Station Trains remained suspended for 56 days in an effort to slow down progress of the coronavirus pandemic.
Health dept orders probe into purchases for Covid-19 emergency Complaint about irregularities lodged with Citizen Portal.
Locust attack may ultimately threaten food security NDMA tells apex court it’s aware of situation.
Nine aircraft will spray locust-hit areas: NDMA A PAF C-130 plane has also been brought from Turkey for the purpose.
LHC summons NAB officer in Ramzan Sugar Mills case Official to appear before court on May 28.
US envoy Zalmay Khalilzad demands reduction in violence in Afghanistan Khalilzad says he met Ghani, Abdullah, discussed prisoners release and reduction of violence with Taliban leaders.
22 killed as ‘super cyclone’ ravages Bangladesh, India West Bengal chief minister terms cyclone’s impact as “worse than coronavirus” after massive destruction.
Apple, Google launch coronavirus contact tracing platform Google and Apple have laid down several conditions for the use of their technology.
Monkeys develop virus immunity after infection, vaccine: studies Studies carried out on rhesus macaque monkeys to see whether they develop protective virus immunity.
Top HIV scientist says he wouldn’t count on a vaccine for coronavirus soon William Haseltine urges people to wear masks, wash hands, clean surfaces and keep a distance.
Trump blames China for ‘mass worldwide killing’ US president says China’s “incompetence” led to casualties around the world.
PCB briefs players about strict regimen to be followed for England tour ECB has briefed the PCB officials about its arrangements to make the tour safe.
