LOTKOH: The village of Parsan is faced with an acute shortage of water both for drinking and irrigation but no government department or any private organization is ready to help the residents overcome the issue. Parsan, Pililmali, Gormali and Sarak Parsan depend on water supply, for drinking and irrigation, from a stream flowing from Ochor […]
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GARAM CHASHMA: Three shops were gutted in a fire at Garam Chashma bazaar on Friday. The fire erupted in a tailor shop due to electric short circuiting and spread to two nearby shops at noon. Local people, later joined by police and Chitral Scouts personnel, put out the flames before it could engulf the bazaar.
KOSHT: Work on the RCC bridge of Kosht remains suspended for the last over 10 months, local residents told ChitralToday. The old bridge at the site was washed away by river flooding in 2015. In May 2016, a makeshift bridge at the site collapsed killing three people. Later, the KP government sanctioned the construction of
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CHITRAL: MNA Molana Abdul Akbar on Thursday asked the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government to resolve Chitral\’s public issues, especially in the health sector. Speaking at a press conference along with Jamaat-e-Islami Chitral chief Molana Jamshed Ahmed, former union council nazim Shamsher Khan, Mehtarxao Abdul Qadir and Zakir Hussain, the MNA said the recent floods in Golen
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CHITRAL: More than 90 per cent of the plants sowed in the far-flung village of Brep in Yarkhun valley under the billion tree tsunami project have survived, a forest department official said. About 225,000 saplings of rubinia, ailanthus as well deodar were planted in two phases in the village. Divisional forest officer, Chitral, Shaukat Fiaz
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