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- ‘Alarming’ levels of smoke, not smog engulfing Lahore: Punjab chief meteorologist Mahr Sahibzad Khan says high levels of smoke have raised the air quality index in Lahore.
- Smog forces govt to close schools in Lahore today This is the first time that smog has forced the closure of schools.
- Lawmakers ask IMF to ease pace of adjustments; oppose centralisation of tax on services The IMF mission, however, shows its satisfaction over the government’s macroeconomic policies.
- Court rejects plea by Dar’s wife against auction of Lahore house Accountability court says Dar’s wife failed to substantiate her claim that former minister had gifted the house to her.
- Navjot Singh Sidhu to be issued visa to attend Kartarpur Corridor inauguration: FO Dr Faisal says pilgrims won’t need to carry passports and will not be charged fee from Nov 9 to Nov 12.
- Zardari’s examination by private doctors urged Lawyer says former president is suffering from multiple health issues
- Azadi March participants undeterred by rain CDA workers visited protest site, drained water and removed garbage, Amer Ali Ahmed says.
- LHC orders doctors to call off strike, directs Punjab govt to address concerns Justice Jawad Hassan reprimands provincial health secretary over delay in addressing the concerns of young doctors.
- Final post-mortem report says Larkana student Nimrita was sexually assaulted, murdered: police “Report didn’t establish initial theory of suicide,” says Police Surgeon Dr Abbasi.
- CJP expresses concern over acquittals in murder cases Chief Justice Asif Saeed Khan Khosa addresses a meeting of the Police Reform Committee.
- Judiciary is again under attack, bemoans Bilawal Bilawal says that “the country’s judicial system supports the oppressor and does not give justice to the oppressed”.
- FATF seeks to criminalise financing ‘terror travels’ The FATF guidelines, however, do not name any country.
- ISPR chief rules out army role in defusing crisis Says the army gets involved in elections only when requisitioned by the govt for assistance under the Constitution.
- Opposition in Senate hints at nixing NAB ordinance Minister promises that all the recently promulgated ordinances will be laid in the upper house of parliament.
- Inflation clocks in at 11pc in October Based on the new base year, October inflation comes in at 11.04pc, versus 11.4pc in the previous month.
- SC debates next step if it finds case against judge was wrongful Muneer Malik, closing his arguments, emphasises that the reference against Justice Isa needs to be struck down.
- ECC okays Rs167bn power sector debt rescheduling Increases sale margins of OMCs and orders release of over 1,100 vehicles impounded at ports for months.
- PM hails Riyadh agreement for peace in Yemen The govt of Yemen signed the power-sharing deal in Riyadh with separatists in the south of the country.
- ‘If Indian Sikh pilgrims can visit Pakistan, why not tennis players’ Salim Saifullah says after filing the appeal with the ITF the PTF will decide about a neutral venue.
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