ISLAMABAD: Ahmed Jan, one of the four Chitrali students who sustained burn injuries in a gas cylinder blast in Rawalpindi yesterday, passed away at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) Islamabad early on Monday. Ahmed Jan’s Namaz-i-Janaza was held at the Ismaili Jamat Khana in Rawalpindi after which his body was taken to his ancestral […]
GILGIT: Salgirah of His Highness Prince Karim Aga Khan celebrated by Ismailis in Chitral, Gilgit and Hunza and othera reas. In this regard, special congregations were organized in different Jamak Khanas and other community centres on Sunday morning. A large number of people attended the gatherings. Speaking on the occasion, religious scholars and community leaders
Initially, the critically injured was refused admission at Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS), which has a specialized burn centre and shifted to Shifa International Hospital where he was put in a ventilator. The three other injured – Hasan Bakhtiar and Hassan Sardar, sons of Masiyar Khan, of Brep, and Kishwer Ali, son of Muhammad
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The reconstruction of roads and bridges will require Rs1.106 billion of which Rs635.2 million will be needed for reconstruction of damaged roads and Rs470.85 million will have to be spent on rebuilding of the destroyed bridges, a report says. Besides, compensation for the damaged houses would cost Rs122.460 million, rebuilding of irrigation channels across the
Alhaj Muhammad Khan & S.N. Peerzada CHARUN/BOONI, July 24: The death toll from the flash floods that hit Mulkhow villages has increased to 22 people, a senior district governmet official in Chitral confirmed. He said 10 villages in the area had been washed away and tents were being arranged for the displaced people. The whole
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Nisar Ahmad Shah ZHITUR (GARAM CHASHMA), July 25: Zhitur Gol received a heavy flood on Friday eveing. As per initial reports, 30 houses, three vehicles and seven motorbikes were swept away. Two Jamat Khanas are also said to have been partially damaged. Moreover, a large area of riped crops, orchards and plants have also been
CHITRAL: Torrential downpour on Monday washed away link roads to various areas of Mulkhow including Kosht. Flooding in Bindu Gol also cut off the road which was being used as an alternative to the main road to Upper Chitral. As a result, the areas in Upper Chittal having over 200,000 population have been cut off
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