[Current Affairs] December 20,2020 Top Pakistan Current Affairs for Entry Test Preparation
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Eight killed as car bomb rocks Afghan capital. A car bomb killed eight people and wounded more than 15 others in Kabul Sunday, officials said, the latest attack to rock the Afghan capital.
Pakistan to respond in kind if India attacks, PM says. Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that India is planning an attack inside Pakistan to divert the world’s attention from its domestic issues, adding that Pakistan will respond in kind if India does so.
UAE says visa restrictions on Pakistanis temporary. The UAE has finally confirmed it has placed visa restrictions for Pakistanis but they are temporary due to the COVID-19.
Pakistan approaches UNSC over UN vehicle attack by India. Pakistan has written to the UN and its security council after Indian forces fired at a UN vehicle from across the Line of Control, the foreign office said Sunday.
PIA to lay off 3,500 employees under voluntary separation scheme. Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) will lay off its 3,500 employees under the voluntary separation scheme by the end of this month (December-2020)
Pakistan records 2,615 fresh COVID-19 infections, 80 deaths. As many as 2,615 new cases of the coronavirus were reported across the country during the past 24 hours, pushing the national tally of infections to 457,288.
This Year Hajj Will Be Expensive Due To Covid-19 SOPs: Qadri. Federal Minister for Religious Affairs Pir Noor Ul Haq Qadri has said that this year Hajj will be expensive due to adherence to SOPs on the global pandemic coronavirus.
Pakistan Summons Indian Diplomat To Lodge Protest Over Ceasefire Violations. The Foreign Office summoned a senior Indian diplomat in Islamabad on Sunday to register Pakistan’s strong protest over ceasefire violations by the Indian occupation Forces along the Line of Control yesterday, resulting in serious injuries to an innocent civilian.