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PM launches relief scheme for those who lost jobs Says amount collected under Corona Relief Fund will be spent in a transparent manner.
Easing lockdown completely would overburden healthcare system: Asad Umar Federal minister says the coronavirus has “not been as fatal in Pakistan” as it has been in other countries.
HRCP ignored several steps taken to safeguard rights: govt HR ministry says denial of efforts to confront that massive challenges facing Pakistan raises questions of intent.
Punjab asks Centre to further relax lockdown CM says more industries, business may be allowed to work; recommendations made to open bazaars on different days.
More complaints pour in as virus-hit people go ‘impatient’ in Lahore Patients are complaining about quality of tests while some of them are demanding better facilities.
Controversy around 18th Amendment likened to opening Pandora’s Box Proponents of changing 18th Amendment have no idea what they want, PPP senator says.
Daniel Pearl’s parents move SC to reverse acquittals of four accused Appeal says Sindh High Court “misapplied the burden and the standard of proof erroneously to the facts of this case”.
Dust produced by wheat threshing causing respiratory problem “Wheat dust is very dangerous and people exposed to it can suffer from serious health hazards,” says official.
Rs3.67bn irregularities found in Zakat, Baitul Mal funds Auditor general furnishes report before Supreme Court.
Punjab to restructure wheat market with World Bank assistance Implementation of $300 million ‘Strengthening Markets for Agriculture and Rural Transformation began in February 2018.
Rs30bn SDGs plan being moved from cabinet division Programme moved to parliamentary affairs division for effective inclusion of parliamentarians in disbursement of funds.
Iran to reopen many mosques as 47 more die of virus “Social distancing is more important than collective prayer,” says Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
North and South Korea troops exchange fire along border for first time since 2017 While the incident is a reminder of persistent tensions, it has not caused any known casualties.
Amnesty reports chilling details of Egypt press crackdown Rights group says government “strengthening control over information” instead of upholding transparency amid pandemic.
Pakistani community in UK at high risk for coronavirus Study shows several healthcare workers of Pakistani origin have already died from virus.
White House blocks top expert from testifying on Covid-19 outbreak White House says it would be “counterproductive” to allow Dr Fauci to testify in front of Congress.
South Korean scientists conclude Covid-19 patients cannot be infected again A patient who has recovered from coronavirus may have fragments of the virus inside their body for up to two months.
Cleared by courts, Salim Malik deserves fair chance as coach: Arif Abbasi Says Malik has already paid “huge price” for match-fixing, has right to perform his role in the game of cricket.
India to step up battle for 2032 Olympics after pandemic: sports chief “We are serious and definitely pitching for the 2026 Youth Olympic Games and the 2032 Olympics,” says Narinder Batra.
