MASTUJ: Mastuj bridge is closed again as the river Yarkhun has washed away the kutcha portion of the RCC bridge which was filled with stones and sand over a week ago. As a result, areas from Mastuj to Shandur and Broghil in Yarkhun valley are cut off. The bridge was closed on July 10 this […]
CHITRAL: The long march of the residents of Ashiret demanding power supply to their area reached Chitral and ended with the formation of a committee to resolve the issue. About 100 youth of Ashiret set off on foot from their area and reached Chitral town at a distance of 75 km in 32 hours. On
BREP (UPPER CHITRAL): A youth was injured after falling stones hit him near Dewangol village on Sunday, local residents told ChitralToday. They said Mumtaz Ali, son of Bahadar Ali, was crossing below the sliding area of Chokulwaht bear a pedestrian bridge in front of Brep when rocks and boulders fell from the mountain and hit
PESHAWAR: Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) welcomed and hosted five million domestic and foreign tourists in 11 months, with Lower Chitral emerging as the most popular destination for foreigners, despite the Covid-19 fears and restrictions imposed on travelling, according to KP Culture and Tourism Authority (CTA) officials. Experts believe foreign tourism could be encouraged further if peace is
CHITRAL: Two workshops on climate change were held in the district headquarters of Lower and Upper Chitral. The events, organised by Environmental Protection Agency, were meant to solicit the opinions of the local stakeholders to incorporate them in the final draft of the action plan which will be submitted to the KP government cabinet for
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