CHITRAL: Hornady Stephen Douglas, an American, hunted a Kashmir markhor at the Gahiret Community Managed Game Reserve in Lower Chitral. The size of the left horn of the markhor was 37.5 inches while the right horn measured 38 inches. The age of the markhor was eight years, said the wildlife division. The community participation in
ISLAMABAD: A non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Kalash valley has won a grant of Rs13.4 million from the Japanese government for its development schemes. The government of Japan has decided to provide a grant assistance equivalent to about Rs76.4 million to five NGO development projects in Pakistan. One of the five NGOs is Rumbur Development
PESHAWAR: The World Health Organisation (WHO) representative in Pakistan Dr Palitha Mahipala provided health and medical equipment including mobile health clinics, ambulances and vaccination vans to the Directorate of Health Services for Kalash valley of Chitral. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Palitha said that the support was meant to enhance access to healthcare in flood-affected
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BOONI: Relief items arranged by Health and Nutrition Society (HANDS) Pakistan were distributed among flood-affected people of Awi/Booni, says a press release. The relief items were handed over to scores of families under Biyar Local Support Organization (BLSO). Speaking on the occasion, the BLSO manager said HANDS always comes to the help of affected people
CHITRAL: A resident of Chitral has appealed to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa caretaker chief minister, inspector of police and district police officer of Chitral to take action against the Drosh police for the excesses allegedly committed against him. Speaking at a press conference, Zulfiqar Ahmad, a resident of Lawi Drosh, said that he had got a
