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TCP clarifies offers for the import of sugar accepted in the PPRA rules

The Pakistan Commercial Company (TCP) specified on Sunday that the three offers accepted for the import of sugar were accepted following “of the requirements contained in the rules of the PPRA, 2004”. Earlier, it was noted by mistake that the TCP had raised objections to documents submitted by two companies and therefore rejected their offers, […]

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The monsoon rains trigger generalized floods across punjab

Strong monsoon rains have pushed river levels through Punjab to dangerous peaks, flooded villages, destroy crops and cut access to the ground in several districts. Local authorities have created flooding camps, while rescue teams continue the evacuations while the meteorological service warns of sudden precipitation and floods in the coming days. According to the Punjab

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Biner the worst blow while KP’s floods leave 314 dead, 156 injured: PDMA

At least 314 people died and 156 injuries through Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (KP) due to floods, heavy rains and related incidents from August 15 to 17, the province of disaster management (PDMA) reported on Sunday. Buner has become the most affected district with 209 deaths, followed by Shangla with 36, Bajaur 21, Mansehra 24, Swat 16, Battagram

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The protest broke out on the cup of illegal trees in the bed areas of the Dadu river

Hyderabad: The frantic trees cutting activity in the areas of the Dadu district river bed caused a manifestation of citizens who gathered on the road to Dadu-Johi to record their complaint. Lawyers, journalists, political activists and workers from non -governmental organizations participated in the demonstration. Lawyer Muhammad Yaqoob Rustamani said that an uncontrolled and unauthorized

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World cries with Pakistan in the midst of the “doomsday” floods

Islamabad: While Pakistan is launching with one of the deadliest monsoon disasters in recent memory, messages of condolence and solidarity flock from the whole world. While the nation cried, the world leaders extended their sympathies and their support. Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a letter of condolence to President Asif Ali Zardari, expressed sorrow and

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