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Two Police Officials Martyred In M9 Motorway Dumper Crash

Two Police Officials Martyred In M9 Motorway Dumper Crash

Two police officials were martyred after a speeding dumper collided with a parked police van on the M9 Motorway near Karachi. Police have arrested the driver and started legal action as concerns grow over heavy vehicle accidents in the city.

General
Islamabad Cricket Stadium Project Moves Closer To Construction

Islamabad Cricket Stadium Project Moves Closer To Construction

Islamabad’s first major cricket stadium project has advanced after two construction joint ventures qualified to submit financial bids. The Rs11.4 billion project near D-12 is planned by the CDA and PCB as part of a proposed Olympic Village.

Sports
35 Terrorists Killed In Major Quetta Hills Security Operation

35 Terrorists Killed In Major Quetta Hills Security Operation

Balochistan officials say 35 terrorists were killed and three commanders arrested in a four-day intelligence-based operation in hills around Quetta. The province has also imposed Section 144 and suspended some train services amid heightened security concerns.

General
Punjab Thunderstorm Forecast Offers Relief From Heatwave

Punjab Thunderstorm Forecast Offers Relief From Heatwave

Punjab is expected to see rain and thunderstorms from May 19 to 22 after days of intense heat. Lahore may stay dry in the next 24 hours, while Murree, Galliyat, Kashmir and adjoining areas could receive gusty winds and thunder activity.

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Karachi Factory Fire Controlled After Major Rescue Operation

Karachi Factory Fire Controlled After Major Rescue Operation

A major fire at a factory in Karachi’s Landhi Export Processing Zone was largely brought under control after more than 10 fire brigade vehicles responded. No casualties were immediately reported, while cooling and inspection work was expected to follow.

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Shehbaz Says Pakistan’s Image Changed Through Iran-US Mediation

Shehbaz Says Pakistan’s Image Changed Through Iran-US Mediation

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says Pakistan’s global image has improved through its mediation role between Iran and the United States. Islamabad remains hopeful of hosting another round of direct talks aimed at securing long-term regional peace.

Politics
Pakistan Wins Key Legal Support on Indus Waters Treaty

Pakistan Wins Key Legal Support on Indus Waters Treaty

The Permanent Court of Arbitration has upheld Pakistan’s position that the Indus Waters Treaty remains binding and cannot be suspended unilaterally by India. The ruling strengthens Islamabad’s legal stance in a dispute with major implications for water security, agriculture and regional stability.

Politics
Motorway Police Ban Animal-Laden Vehicles Before Eidul Azha

Motorway Police Ban Animal-Laden Vehicles Before Eidul Azha

Motorway police have banned vehicles carrying sacrificial animals from entering motorways ahead of Eidul Azha, citing accident risks and past safety incidents. Punjab and KP police have been asked to assist enforcement near cattle markets and motorway entry points.

General
ISPR Rejects Indian Army Chief’s Remarks Against Pakistan

ISPR Rejects Indian Army Chief’s Remarks Against Pakistan

Pakistan’s military has strongly rejected remarks by India’s army chief, calling them provocative and dangerous for regional stability. The ISPR warned that any threat to Pakistan’s sovereignty could have consequences beyond borders.

Politics
Pakistan Pushes Fresh Mediation to Revive US-Iran Peace Talks

Pakistan Pushes Fresh Mediation to Revive US-Iran Peace Talks

Pakistan has renewed efforts to help revive stalled US-Iran talks, with Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi visiting Tehran for high-level discussions. The move reflects Islamabad’s attempt to prevent further regional escalation and protect Pakistan’s diplomatic and economic interests.

Politics