ISLAMABAD: Korea has added Gilgit, Hunza and Skardu to its list of tourist destinations in Pakistan for its nationals intending to visit in groups, said the Ambassador of Korea in Islamabad, Suh Sangpyo. “Another important area in promoting people to people exchange is tourism. As Pakistan’s security situation improves so does Korea’s travel advisory to […]
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Zar Alam Khan Without any tangible help coming from the government in the wake of the devastating rains and floods, people in most parts of Upper Chitral are facing an acute shortage of seeds to cultivate wheat in October and November. To compound the miseries of the populace hit hard by the floods and unprecedented
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PESHAWAR: Despite the spending of billions of rupees on education, the literacy rate declined in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa from 57 per cent in 2018-19 to 55 per cent in 2019-20. The revelation was made by the elementary and secondary education department in a statement submitted to the provincial assembly’s secretariat in response to a question of
AYON: Owners of land located along the proposed road to the Birir valley have agreed to allow the start of construction work on the road before payment of compensation to them to avoid further delay in completion of the project. The landowners agreed to the request from members of a special committee formed to ensure
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CHITRAL: Three boys fell from a bridge in Zanglasht area of Torkhow, Upper Chitral, and drowned in a river on Friday evening. The boys were returning home at Khashoon Zanglasht after playing football in a ground in Bozon Washich when the incident occurred while crossing a pedestrian bridge over Torkhow river. The deceased were identified
