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Food prices soar to Lahore while floods disrupt the offer

Lahore: Strong rains and floods through Punjab have disrupted the movement of food supplies in Lahore, leaving the wholesale markets short of key perishable items and triggering live price increases through poultry, vegetables and fruits. Consumers have indicated that the shortage has not only reduced the availability of fresh products but also pushed quality, many

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Three newborns die while the floods block access to the hospital in Gujranwala

Gujranwala: In a heartbreaking incident, three newborns died Sunday in the village struck by the floods of Sohdra, Gujranwala, after their mother could not reach a hospital due to road closings caused by strong floods. The woman, who expected triplets, started work and could not be taken to any medical establishment because the flood waters

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Doctors say the Abbasi Shaheed hospital “on fan support”

Karachi: Doctors have expressed serious concerns about the “deterioration conditions” of the Abbasi Shaheed hospital – the largest hospital managed by the central district government – and have required immediate release of salaries to medical staff. Speaking at a press conference at Maison Pima on Saturday, officials of the Islamic Medical Association of Pakistan (PIMA)

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Nepra to create a national electricity system

Islamabad: The country’s electricity regulator strives to establish a single system operator with a unified basket for the whole country. Currently, K -Electric – Karachi’s Private Utility 1 and public distribution companies (DISCO) have distinct systems to calculate electricity costs. The National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) can take one to two years to establish

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