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- Govt extends lockdown till mid-Ramazan Asad Umar announces decision, says there is consensus among provinces.
- Some sections of media not working on basis of facts: PM Imran says only journalists who did factual reporting have survived in time.
- LHC fines doctors for ‘malafide’ petition seeking provision of PPE, financial relief Judge says petitioners not working with Covid-19 patients, petition an attempt to get “easy social media projection“.
- Senior doctor at Peshawar’s Hayatabad Medical Complex dies of coronavirus Dr Javed, an ENT specialist, had been working inside the Covid-19 ward of the hospital.
- Doctors, nurses in Punjab launch hunger strike over virus protection fears “We are on the frontline of this virus and if we are not protected then the whole population is at risk.”
- Indian army using people of held Kashmir as human shields: ISPR Meeting at GHQ discusses ceasefire violations by Indian troops along LoC.
- India’s attempt to link coronavirus to Muslims and Pakistan has ‘failed badly’: DG ISPR Says next 15 days are crucial, “make your homes your places of worship”.
- Maulana Tariq Jameel tenders apology over ‘slip of tongue’ A day earlier, Jameel had termed media houses “liars” during a live telethon for raising funds to fight coronavirus.
- Nurses call for nationwide curfew “The government must impose curfew at least for 15 days strictly,” says association.
- PPP asks centre to stop playing ‘pandemic politics’ Sherry Rehman says federal govt should treat current situation as a medical emergency.
- USC employees call off strike after acceptance of demand Union leader warns strike can be resumed if services are not regularised in 10 days.
- Minister dismayed at violation of social distancing in mosques Islamabad administration, police stop outsiders from entering Lal Masjid.
- Industrial unit sealed in Gadoon for not taking anti-virus measures Team led by Topi tehsil additional AC visited industrial units in Gadoon estate on the directives of DC Shahid Mehmood.
- Warmer temperature lures wild boar to Pakistan’s northern farmlands Farmers in Hazara belt suffer huge losses as wild boars eat their way through cultivated crop and uproot vegetation.
- Himalayan lynx’s attack on markhor caught on camera For the first time, a nocturnal hunter and highly elusive animal has been filmed in Chitral.
- In a first, KP introduces novel ‘pool testing’ approach for Covid-19 Pool testing is a method that involves taking multiple samples and conducting a combined test: Jhagra.
- ADB to lend Pakistan $1.7bn for pandemic shock ADB would extend budgetary support at a special concessionary rate.
- World leaders launch WHO plan to curb Covid-19; US stays away Plan aims to speed the development of safe and effective drugs, tests and vaccines to treat coronavirus.
- China sent team including medical experts to advise on North Korea’s Kim Last week there was intense international speculation over Kim’s health sparked by media reports he was gravely ill.
- Vaccine shows promise in monkey trials, says Chinese company All the monkeys “were largely protected against SARS-CoV-2 infection” says producer Sinovac Biotech.
- UNHCR adjusts Pakistan plan to deal with virus crisis “We remain deeply concerned by the pandemic and the impact that it’s having on the lives of refugees in Pakistan.”
- US asked to allow flights to repatriate stranded Pakistanis Details, such as number of flights, to be decided later.
- Iran vows ‘decisive response’ after Trump threat Iran and the United States have appeared to be on the brink of an all-out confrontation twice in the past year.
- Restrictions at holiest sites as Ramazan begins Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques laments the need for social distancing during the holy month.
- Sana Mir announces retirement from international cricket Mir ends a glittering career that saw her become the most successful female spinner in one-day international history.
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