[Current Affairs] 4th March, 2022 Top Pakistan Current Affairs for PPSC Test Preparation
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At least 30 feared dead, 50 injured in Peshawar mosque blast: officials A blast inside a Shia mosque shook Peshawar’s Kocha Risaldar area on Friday, with hospital officials saying at least 30 bodies were brought to the Lady Reading Hospital.
1,463 Pakistanis evacuated from war-hit Ukraine. The Pakistan Embassy in Ukraine said on Friday that 1,463 Pakistanis have been safely evacuated from the war-hit country.
Govt to go after terrorists behind Peshawar attack with ‘full force’: PM Imran Khan says govt has “all the information” regarding the origin of the terrorists involved in the attack.
Cabinet Committee reviews Corona situation in Punjab, measures taken for its prevention LAHORE: Cabinet Committee jointly chaired by Punjab Health Minister Dr. Yasmin Rashid and Chief Secretary Kamran Ali Afzal reviewed the Corona situation in the province and measures taken for its prevention.
Uzbekistan president meets President Alvi at Aiwan-e-Sadr ISLAMABAD: On Friday, President Dr Arif Alvi warmly received his counterpart from Uzbekistan Shavkat Mirziyoyev at the Aiwan-e-Sadr. The President of Uzbekistan is on a two-day state visit to Pakistan.
Pakistan upholds high moral values by hosting Afghan refugees for 40 years: President KARACHI, Mar 04 (APP): President Dr. Arif Alvi on Friday said Pakistanis were a nation of high moral values, who had been hosting the Afghan refugees for over 40 years.
UAE poised for FATF’s ‘gray list’ over allegations of ‘dirty money. The United Arab Emirates is set for inclusion on a global watchdog’s “gray list” after some of its members indicated that the Gulf nation hadn’t made enough progress in tackling illicit financial flows, according to people familiar with the matter, says a report published in Bloomberg.
Pakistan, India Reiterate Pledge to Implement Indus Waters Treaty in True Spirit, 117th meeting of India-Pakistan Permanent Indus Commission concludes after discussions on the entire spectrum of water-related issues.