Chitral News

BOONI. Aug 11: Upper Chitral’s district administration organized a cleanliness walk in Mastuj to celebrate Independence Day and Maraka-e-Haq. Ehsan Afridi, Assistant Commissioner Mastuj, led the event. The Tehsil Municipal Administration (TMA) Mastuj and Local Government Department also took part.The walk started at the TMA office and ended at the main chowk. Many officials joined, […]

GUPIS: The National Highway Authority has deployed staff and machinery to clear the Chitral-Shandur Road between Gupis, Khalti, and Khotum. The road has been blocked for about two weeks due to landslides and flash floods. This closure disrupted travel and trade in the region. Residents and travelers struggled with the roadblock. They faced difficulties moving

CHITRAL: Minority Councilor and human rights activist Lok Rahmat condemned the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Forest Department for trying to take control of pine nut (chalghoza) resources in the Kalash Valleys. He called the department’s tender process a direct attack on the economic and cultural rights of the local people. Lok Rahmat told media that no such

BREP: The jeepable bridge at Khotanlasht serving as the sole connection between the Yarkhun Valley and the rest of Chitral, has fallen into a critical state of disrepair. With rusted iron beams and weakened wooden planks, the bridge now poses an imminent threat to the hundreds of people and vehicles that cross it daily. Despite

BOONI: District Police Officer (DPO) Upper Chitral Hameed Ullah honoured police officers and personnel for outstanding performance. He presented commendation certificates and cash prizes at a ceremony in his office. SP Investigation Ajmal Khan also attended.DPO Hameed Ullah congratulated the recipients. He praised their hard work, dedication, and commitment to duty. He urged them to