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Court Sentences Man Forraping Mute Minor Girl

RAWALPINDI: The sessions court sentenced the perpetrator of forcibly raping a mute minor girl to life imprisonment and a fine of Rs 100,000. After the sentences, the criminal was transferred to Adiala Jail. Additional District and Sessions Judge Rawalpindi sentenced the perpetrator Mansoor Waheed, who kidnapped and raped a mute…
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Annual Area-Weighted Rainfall (2024) of Pakistan and Sub-Regions

  Annual Area-Weighted Rainfall (2024) of Pakistan and Sub-Regions Region Rank (of 63) Normal (mm) Average (mm) Departure (percent) Comment Pakistan 58 297.6 390 31 07th highest (record 526.9 mm in 2022) Azad Jammu & Kashmir 14 939.4 816.7 -13 14th driest (record 698.7 mm in 2007) Balochistan 61 159.9…
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Climate Risk Country Profile

  Statistical Summary of National Hazards in Pakistan (from 1900 to 2020) Disaster Type Disaster Subtype Events Count Total Deaths Total Affected Total Damage Drought Drought 1 143 2,200,000 247,000 Earthquake Ground Movement 35 144,116 7,435,786 5,376,755 Epidemic Bacterial disease 3 142 11,103 0 Parasitic disease 1 0 5,000 0…
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Two Girls Lured to Karachi, Forced into Prostitution

KARACHI: Two young girls, allegedly trafficked to the metropolis under the guise of job opportunities and later sold into prostitution, have been rescued and shifted to a shelter home after being taken into protective custody by police. According to PS Airport Head Moharrar Zaheer, the victims — a 19-year-old girl from…
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Influenza Surge hits Karachi

KARACHI: There has been a sharp surge in cases of cold, cough, and fever, as the seasonal influenza virus begins to spread rapidly in the metropolitan city. Both government hospitals and private clinics are witnessing a spike in patients, with vulnerable groups such as elderly citizens, young children, pregnant women,…
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Missing Children Cases Sow Panic in City

KARACHI: An alarming surge in incidents of children going missing or being kidnapped has sparked fear and anxiety among residents of the metropolis. In recent months, several cases have been reported in which missing children were later found dead. Pakistan Sunni Tehreek chief Bilal Abbas Qadri urged the government to…
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10,000 Schools set for Privatisation by June 2026

RAWALPINDI: In a bid to address the ongoing financial and economic crisis, the Punjab Education Department has resolved to privatise a further 10,000 primary, middle, and high schools by the end of the current fiscal year, June 30, 2026. Preparations are already underway, with lists of the schools earmarked for…
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Matric Exams to Begin in Pindi on Sept 29

RAWALPINDI: The Matriculation Second Annual Examinations 2025, organised by the Rawalpindi Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education (RBISE), are scheduled to commence on September 29. All necessary preparations have been finalised, and candidates have been issued their roll number slips. Regular candidates can obtain their slips through their respective institutions’…
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Faisalabad Reports 186 Child Abduction Cases

FAISALABAD: Police recovered two abducted newborns and arrested four suspects, including a couple, in separate operations at Lari Adda and Kohistan Adda. The rescued infants were reunited with their families. Police records show that 186 abduction cases of minors were reported across Faisalabad district between January and September 25, 2025.…
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Experts Raise Kids’ Obesity Alarm

LAHORE: A World Obesity Federation report has raised the alarm over the rapid increase of obesity among schoolchildren in Punjab, warning that the province is on course for a severe diabetes crisis if swift action is not taken. The international study places Pakistan fifth worldwide for childhood obesity, with Punjab…
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