27 April 2020 Current Affair Pakistan for Competitive Exams – Daily Current Affairs 2020 Online
Download PDF file of today’s important Pakistan Current Affairs 27 April 2020. These are top latest breaking news about pakistan which will be helpful for aspirants in test preparation of current affairs, pakistan affairs mcqs for GK, NTS, PPSC, CSS, FPSC, KPPSC, SPSC, BPSC, OTS, PTS and All other Govt Jobs & exams.
One Liner
Shibli Faraz appointed new information minister, Asim Bajwa replaces Firdous Ashiq Awan Awan removed as special assistant to the prime minister on information and broadcasting.
Punjab CM announces additional pay for health workers Buzdar says government is also focusing on the training of doctors and allied healthcare professionals.
Peshawar records highest mortality rate Five more die of Covid-19; number of patients reaches 1,864 with 71 new cases in KP.
Punjab continues to see surge in Covid-19 cases Minister says population to be educated about Ramazan SOPs; Provinces given addresses to pursue track and trace policy.
Curfew can help curb spread of virus, say Balochistan doctors Balochistan’s YDA warns that situation is worsening and if strict measures are not taken it could go out of control.
Suspension of international flights extended till May 15 PIA has no policy to maintain physical distancing on board aircraft.
In-camera session of parliamentary panel on Covid-19 today Agenda includes discussion on impacts of lockdown and steps required to protect country’s economy.
Share of hydropower in energy mix likely to decline sharply: report NTDC estimates that generation capacity will have to be increased to 62,000MW by 2040 instead of 98,000MW.
‘Impossible’ to audit all mills by 25th: official Describes hurdles in finding ‘required’ forensic experts as one of the causes for delay.
Punjab economy may face $18-20bn loss in case of three-month lockdown New strategy envisages raise in ADP from Rs308bn to over Rs600bn.
NTDC to seek Rs714m from Iran firm under ICC award Paris-based tribunal ordered Iranian company to pay for delays in executing project at Rahim Yar Khan substation.
Analysis shows benefits of conservation agriculture in South Asia International Maize and Wheat Improvement Centre completes 60 years of research partnership with Pakistan.
Mideast economies take massive hit with oil price crash Across the region, the drop in oil prices will derail future investment and development plans.
Virus-hit British PM back to work with hope but no lockdown change “I know it is tough and I want to get this economy moving as fast as I can,” the British prime minister said.
Australia rejects Chinese ‘economic coercion’ threat amid planned coronavirus probe Chinese ambassador to Australia has said that “Chinese public” could avoid Australian products and universities.
North Korea’s Kim ‘alive and well’, maintains Seoul Security adviser to South Korea’s president says “no suspicious movements have so far been detected“.
US allows Iraq to import electricity from Iran Washington will reassess whether to renew waiver again once a ‘credible government’ is formed in Iraq.
India’s Modi urges citizens to follow lockdown as coronavirus spreads The country has reported 26,496 cases of Covid-19, the disease it causes, and 824 deaths.
2,000 rescued from floods in Congo by Pakistani peacekeepers: ISPR According to the military’s media wing, 157 peacekeepers have been martyred during various UN missions.
Lockdowns ease as global infections near 3 million Hard-hit countries across Europe are starting to look toward a slow crawl back to normality.
‘No evidence’ people with coronavirus are immunised: WHO The warning suggests that the issuance of “immune passports” may promote the continued spread of the pandemic.
Eight iconic Pakistan cricketers to motivate current, emerging players in online sessions The sessions will continue from Monday to Friday of each week.
Umar Akmal banned from all cricket for 3 years Decision taken by chairman of PCB disciplinary panel.
Salim Malik offers to cooperate with ICC, PCB against corruption Convicted cricketer apologises for involvement in fixing.
