Report Alhaj Muhammad Khan KURAGH, July 18: The flash flood in Kuragh left nine families at the mercy of river Yarkhun razing down their properties while the Charun stream has rendered one family homeless. The road link to nine families in Mulen Kuragh was cut off in Kalak near Gazlasht hanging bridge on one side […]
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Report Alhaj Muhammad Khan CHARUN, July 17: The exponentially high temperature for over a week in Chitral caused heavy and stormy rainfalls leading to flashfloods in streams ( gols) causing heavy destructions. The heavy flood in Charun and Kuragh and some other streams abruptly contributed to the rise in the level of the Yarkhun river.
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Published in Daily Mail UK on June 28, 2015. Last week, it appeared the Major had succeeded in his mission – with the help of some of his former pupils – after accusing Miss Schofield of upsetting parents and teachers with her rigorous management style. There was ‘no question of her coming back’ he said
By Zulfiqar Ahmad ISLAMABAD, June 26: Major Geoffrey Langlands, the former principal of the Langlands School and College Chitral, has said he knew nothing about his recent decisions, including the removal of his own successor Carey Schofield. Javed Majeed, former Deputy Commissioner of Chitral and the founder of the school, in an exclusive interview told
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By Zulfiqar Ahmad Former Principal Geoffrey Langlands was misguided by a groups bent upon hijacking the school by sidelining Carey Schofield, who had streamlined the school after hectic efforts. Sources said Ms Schofield had terminated the services of some teachers given their poor performance. But the sacked teachers misled the former principal whose students are
